Sentence examples for mind reporting from inspiring English sources

But I'm still overscheduling myself and trying as hard as I can to make sure that I have absolutely no time for thinking seriously about life, never mind reporting on it.

With the horror of the mounting number of thalidomide children in Europe fresh in the public's mind, reporting by The Washington Post on Kelsey's struggle with Merrell brought the cause of strengthening drug safety regulation to national attention.

First, we carried out two parallel questionnaire surveys among different target groups, namely pig farmers (who are mostly present in proximity of pig enclosures but may not want to announce observed contacts by fear of sanctions by the local authorities) and game-wardens (who are usually called in case of wild boar intrusions and do not mind reporting such information).

Oxfordshire Mind reported recently that a startling 98% of WCA appeals taken up by its advisors on behalf of mentally-ill clients were successful.

Despite the government's promises to grant mental and physical health parity of esteem, last year Mind reported an 8% real terms drop in mental health services funding since 2010.

"The crowd didn't seem to mind," reported The New York Times's Ben Ratliff in his eyewitness account of one of the Ozzfest's recent dates in suburban New York.

However, it is not fully clear how Husserl would view the relationship between either act-matter or noematic sense quite generally and such semantic correlates of ordinary language sentences that some would identify as the contents of states of mind reported in them.

In their 2013 briefing for Clinical Commissioning Groups, the charity Mind reported that after a year-long independent inquiry and a stream of FOI requests, they'd found stark inequalities in the way people from BME groups are treated when they are in crisis.

Women using complementary medicine with specific treatment goals in mind reported greater self-perceived effectiveness, suggesting that informed use may improve women's satisfaction with CM.

Young Minds reported this year that 60% of looked after young people have some sort of mental health problem and, tragically, suicide rates among care-leavers and looked after children are almost five times higher than for their peers.

Never mind reports that Muslim girls were abused as well.