Sentence examples for line of reports from inspiring English sources

But, in the end, chairman Lord Patten and the BBC Trust have, in George Entwistle, appointed a candidate who has appeared in the top line of reports since Mark Thompson announced his departure.

The Five Year Forward View blueprint by NHS England chief executive Simon Stevens, which claims that the NHS could deliver £22bn of annual savings in five years' time, is the latest of a long line of reports to assert that there is scope for the NHS to make major savings.

Treasury-led interference in what was supposed to be a privatised industry has muddied things to the point that no one is now sure who is in charge of the railways.Eddington's medicineCynics will dismiss Sir Rod's effort as just another in a long line of reports.

"There is a big public interest in this, and frustration, as since the 1960s there has been a long line of reports made [into football]," he said.

It's simply the latest in a long line of reports that conflate consultants and digital advertising agencies (who charge on the basis of billable clients) with genuine technology companies (that have a Saas or consumer product and often raise venture funding), leading to yet more confusion about the state of the cluster.

Eventually -- and it could be a very long "eventually" -- we may see a report, the most recent in a long line of reports that began in 1988.

"The next line of reporting wasn't clear," she said.

I'd also welcome your thoughts on where to take this line of reporting.

But a new member of the royal family has added a new line of reporting for celebrity titles.

The Times should have moved more quickly to open a second line of reporting, particularly among scientists inside and outside the government.

But he defended it, saying it was "an established line of reporting, and it was quoting a senior Iraqi military officer".