Sentence examples for intriguing reports from inspiring English sources

Dr. Lalueza-Fox and his colleagues have published a string of intriguing reports on their DNA.

Yet there is no corroboration of the most intriguing reports, such as an attempt to poison the drinks of NATO troops.

Stannis might be dead and done for but even death is not always the end on Game of Thrones: intriguing reports from set for this season have hinted at a possible flashback appearance for none other than dead Ned Stark Sean Beann), who infamously lost his head at the end of season one.

So just a quick mention of the most intriguing: reports that Wang Qishan, right hand man to the president and head of the Communist Party's corruption watchdog, is planning to go "fox hunting" in the United States.

Oddball that I am, a quirky delight surges in me when the Bible is clear about something that is a bit alien to me and most everybody else, like the intriguing reports in all the Gospels that when Jesus talked, people were "amazed".

First, there are intriguing reports that the asymptomatic period of HIV-1 infected persons may be prolonged in individuals concurrently infected with distantly related HIV-2 [1].

In an intriguing report, Charles Lieberman, chief economist at Chase Securities, an investment bank, points out that Latinos have much to do with this.

JR Updated at 2.15pm GMT 1.58pm GMT More on Vince Cable, with an intriguing report from Sky News that the business secretary plans to block a pay increase for the chief executive of the newly-privatised Royal Mail.

In April the U.S. Chamber of Commerce released an intriguing report: "Jobs, Trade, Sourcing and the Future of the American Work-force," which overwrought politicians and pundits should read.

In April the U.S. Chamber of Commerce released an intriguing report: "Jobs, Trade, Sourcing and the Future of the American Workforce," which overwrought politicians and pundits should read.

- According to this intriguing report from The Economist, things are not looking so hot in the books of the Catholic Church.