Sentence examples for language of the report from inspiring English sources

The language of the report is meticulously balanced but wryly conclusive.

While the language of the report is critical, the inspector general cannot force the agency to do anything.

It would seem that even the language of the report shows precisely who its authors feel prepared or perhaps able to reprimand.

The uncompromising language of the report, and the stark picture that its authors have painted of the likely effects of global warming, have profound implications for the rest of the world.

The frequent harshness of these trade-offs in real life is masked by the academic language of the report, which points out that native-born workers who are substitutes for immigrants "will experience negative wage effects" — in other words, lower wages.

Northern Ireland Secretary Peter Mandelson, locked in intense discussions in Dublin with the Irish Foreign Minister Brian Cowen, continued to keep the language of the report of the weapons monitoring agency private, saying, "We need to create a small breathing space to see if we can find a solution to the crisis we are facing".

But the language of the reports is cold and impersonal, a numbing litany of repeated acts of self-harm, of pointless fights and meaningless feuds, of abuse and misery and privation.

The Post later tweaked the language of the story to report instead that the agents "drove directly beside" the package, instead of possibly over it.

Although cloaked in the soft language of "prevention," the report later clarifies that, "Diplomatic admonitions which are not backed by concrete action carry little weight with the regime's backers, and are unlikely to halt Assad's use of air attacks as part of a scorched-earth strategy and a way to mete out collective punishment.

In the language of the Greenpeace report, those sources constitute "dirty energy," meaning nonrenewable.

"North Korea is our enemy," a defense official said Thursday, repeating the language of the new report.