Sentence examples for one's reported from inspiring English sources

"We really get on with the locals – we chat to everyone, we don't cause problems," says Michael, highlighting the fact that getting on with the locals has meant no one's reported them, which means a lack of police attention.

"We really get on with the locals – we chat to everyone, we don't cause problems," says Michael, highlighting the fact that getting on with the locals has meant no one's reported them, which means a lack of police attention.

While three participants in the MI group self-reported abstinence at follow-up, only one participant's reported abstinence was biochemically verified.

Regarding the three patients with G3 left ventricular failure, one patient's reported that LVEF remained less than 50%% for 12 months and recovered after 18 months with three LVEF reports of over 50%% each 1 year apart.

In addition to suffering the humiliation of having to slant one's reporting to serve the interests of an increasingly unhinged Republican Party, Fox employees cannot help but be aware of the contempt and/or pity, tacit and/or open, of their peers.

I do not advocate a detailed reading of all one's reports; it simply isn't practical" [16], although wiser authors always maintained that proofreading and correcting transcribed reports remained the radiologist's responsibility [43].

Using an ABA design, this experimental study (N=36) demonstrated that one's reporting of experiences of hypothetical depressive events, via psychological, somatic, or neutral verbal response classes, can be conditioned by verbal and non-verbal positive social reinforcement, and therefore socially constructed through environmental contingencies.

"ONE's report found that the Canada, Japan and the United States set relatively modest targets in 2005 but have exceeded them.

One's self reported answer to how religious they are will be referred to as their religiosity.

However, movement toward dependence did not continue in a linear fashion, as the use of assistive devices increased one's self reported independence and freedom.

And on Nov. 8, Christie's reported a one-day sale of $491 million, the largest in art-auction history.