Sentence examples for linked reports from inspiring English sources
It is a moment of intersection, suggesting that Chekhov's stories are not so much fabrications as linked reports from an existing world, and it recurs here when Nadya, on the brink of an assignation, slices open a melon.
The linked reports are the result of corporate synergy -- both CBS and MTV are part of Viacom -- and both follow Mr. Swett's story while offering different examples of others who use OxyContin, legally and effectively for pain and illegally as a recreational drug.
In July, thee national spending watchdogs, including the Chief Inspector of Constabulary, issued linked reports on value for money in policing.
It might be expected that the growth of online bingo would have seen linked reports of problem gambling, but support organisations GamCare and the National Problem Gambling Clinic are yet to encounter it as a significant issue.
Last October, months before the events in Oregon, the Colorado-based journal High Country News ran a series of linked reports on public land conflicts under the imperative headline "Defuse the West".
Linked reports and MIDs for each customer (stripped of any contact information) were then sent to the PGen Study data manager.
"Two further points about this fluid, constantly-iterative world of linked reporting and response: first, many readers like this ability to follow conversations, compare multiple sources and links.
The ratio of median home prices to median household incomes (see, too, the linked report) tells us quickly whether a city is cheap or expensive relative to wages.
In a linked report, Amnesty International also provides new witness testimony to shed light on the conditions in the camps.
The above linked report goes on to point to retiring seniors and the youth staying in school as major reasons for the dropping labor force participation rate.
It links reports on the government's policy of creating a "hostile environment" for irregular migrants with discrimination against those from minority communities.
