Sentence examples for made of a report from inspiring English sources

A lot was made of a report in the Sydney Morning Herald this week that revealed regular lunches between the more conservative MPs, including Tony Abbott.

What the fuck, White Feminism?! I wonder what White Feminists will make of a report, published last week by the Institute of Economic Affairs, that suggests prostitution may "help to reduce sexual crime rates".

Much had been made of a so-called Kremlin Report — a name-and-shame document mandated by Congress that had caused tremors of fear in Moscow.

Long-term survival of the injury was unknown in humans until a report was made of a person who survived in 1927.

Spanier, who has been president since 1995, was not charged, but a grand jury said that he was made aware of a report of an incident in 2002.

They made much of a report last November in The Lancet, a leading British medical journal, which called for a "new approach" to cannabis, and said it was "less of a threat to health than alcohol or tobacco".

Mr. Kempe's impostor also embedded a YouTube video said to show Syrian government tanks on the move, set to martial music, and made note of a report from a "journalist on the ground, Hussein Mortada".

We can also find examples of cherry-picking when someone makes note of a report that makes their point, be it for or against guns, but never mentions reports of a different conclusion.

Hence, a detailed analysis was made of 63 reported s A relationships for overland-flow induced gully-heads extracted from data sets collected in various parts of the world.

As the patient safety course stressed the importance of making a report of all incidents, it would have been correct to consider all the vignettes in the questionnaire worth a report.

The government said today that it would correct its deliberate omission of data made in a report on economic growth released a few weeks ago.