Sentence examples for in many reports from inspiring English sources

That phrase surfaces in many reports.

The phrase "gratuitous" has been used in many reports of the event.

Trumping these scenes in many reports, though, was parochial indignation that Beijing had banned a group of British MPs from making a planned visit to Hong Kong.

"The system is not performing well, as confirmed in many reports from the Independent Monitoring Boards (IMBs) and the Prison Inspectorate," said Hayes.

The other seven have been referred to in many reports as "C.I.A. officers" or "C.I.A. agents"; the Post calls them "C.I.A. operatives".

In any other circumstances, Bairstow's contribution would have grabbed the headlines, rather than, as in many reports, being the bit at the end.

Will "quiet man" Kenny now follow Dan Goodfellow – who was ignored in many reports or described as "Tom Daley's synchronised diving partner" and was largely ignored by most media after winning a bronze – in being written out of history?

Such a move has, after all, been recommended in many reports over the years, notably the 2006 Stern review; so what can the companies do to persuade governments, when so many others have failed?

Multiplicative noise removal methods have been discussed in many reports.

These mechanisms have been suggested in many reports.

Suspect data was also incomplete in many reports.