Sentence examples for matter reports from inspiring English sources

After Delay  |  Reuters, citing unidentified people familiar with the matter, reports that Manchester United plans to start its road show as soon as Friday or early next week.

Documents Elinson's work in the Attitude Research Branch of the Armed Forces Information and Education Division in the War Department (which later became the Department of Defense), and contains correspondence, memoranda, printed matter, reports, and subject files.

REUTERS   Rival Banks Said to Profit on JPMorgan's Losses  |  The Wall Street Journal, citing unidentified traders and people close to the matter, reports that a group of about a dozen banks, including Goldman Sachs and Bank of America, have earned as much as $1 billion on trades that have sometimes been directly against the chief investment office of JPMorgan Chase.

DealBook »   Kirin Said to Hire Deutsche Bank to Review Options  |  Reuters, citing unidentified people with knowledge of the matter, reports: "Japan's Kirin Holdings Ltd. has hired Deutsche Bank to examine all options as it prepares to defend its interest in Singapore conglomerate Fraser and Neave".

Senior US officials, fighting to forestall a push to end the bulk collection of Americans' phone data, told a Senate panel they would be "failing" the country if the controversial surveillance practice ceased, and suggested that a congressional move to stop it would not be the final word on the matter, reports Spencer Ackerman in Washington.

Author Melissa Llarena of Career Outcomes Matter reports even higher numbers, particularly for Generation X employees.

Xi does not golf, sources close to the matter report, so the principals will be photographed on a constitutional through the palmetto scrub.

Yet if Swedish executive suites boast 17 percent women and the United States and Britain 14 percent, in Germany it is 2 percent — as in India, according to McKinsey's 2010 Women Matter report.

Bloomberg, citing two sources familiar with the matter, reported on Thursday that the block was due to a technical error rather than an attempt at censorship.

A series of extraordinary advances in physics claimed by scientists at Bell Labs relied on fraudulent data, a committee investigating the matter reported yesterday.

As an initial matter, reported third-quarter growth was slightly below the 9.1% consensus estimate of economists.