Sentence examples for massive reporting from inspiring English sources

According to EPA's own data, U.S. businesses spend $3 billion and 115 million hours each year completing the paperwork required by the massive reporting system the agency has developed over the past quarter-century.

Burying facts like these now, would be a massive reporting failure.

"All week he would work in an office, writing these massive reports," Mrs. Gyulavary said.

A massive report about the alleged corruption of former president Daniel Arap Moi had been commissioned from the private inquiry firm Kroll.

"Nobody expects ministers to have the time to read every massive report that lands on their desks, not overnight anyway," he concludes.

In a seemingly rare win for transparency, headlines blared on Thursday that the Senate Intelligence Committee had voted to declassify key findings of its massive report on CIA torture.

He denied doping for years until USADA issued a massive report in 2012 detailing drug use by Armstrong and his teams.

Assigned to the western district, he conducted studies that culminated in his massive report Geology of New York (part 4, 1843), a classic in American geology.

It's back to constantly trying to get the layers of bureaucracy out of a company, the things that just sit on people the nonsensical meetings, the massive reports—and trying to get into the soul of every person.

It's back to constantly trying to get the layers of bureaucracy out of a company, the things that just sit on people — the nonsensical meetings, the massive reports — and trying to get into the soul of every person.

Equally challenging is the A.C.L.U.'s "A Living Death: Life Without Parole for Nonviolent Offenses," a massive report highlighting some of the stories of men and women spending their lives in prison one for the theft of a hundred-and-fifty-nine-dollar jacket, another for serving as the middleman in a ten-dollar marijuana sale.