Sentence examples for link to a report from inspiring English sources

Updated at 4 43 pm with a comment from Meteorologist Jan Null and a link to a report noting how warnings were ignored over a decade ago about this dam.

It said there was a complaint about my business and provided a link to a report.

The online retailer backs up this claim with a link to a report that I co-authored in 2009 suggesting that, under certain circumstances, this is probably true.

Returning to the UK, the Centre for Entrepreneurs sent me a link to a report they published titled 'Migrant Entrepreneurs: Building our Businesses, Creating our Jobs'.

"Pretty much every tweet has a link to a report or an article or a Web site, and all that has to get read and approved".

The company declined, for the time being, to remove a 2013 link to a report of an acquittal in a criminal case, on the ground that it was very recent.

On April 7, a friend texted Andrea Manafort a link to a story reporting that her father was taking on an "expanded role" in the campaign.

You also have the option of linking to a report that displays all aging categories.

The tech-news site Slashdot linked to a report about Internet traffic that reinforces how little is obvious about how the Internet works.

The other day, The God Delusion author called Ahmed a hoaxer and responded to suggestions "he was only a kid" by linking to a report about a juvenile Islamic State (Isis) fighter.

Rather, the agency must publish those that show officer-involved shootings, the deployment of a Taser, or any evidence linked to a report that a person was harmed while in police custody.