Sentence examples for outlines about from inspiring English sources
Bloomberg News obtained a copy of the 445-page report that outlines about 14 billion euros ($17.2 billion) of bond sales, private placements and loans made to Parmalat, a dairy company founded by the Tanzi family in Parma, Italy.
The panel found that the state had given math teachers only vague outlines about what to teach and had produced exams that were poorly field-tested and focused too much on some areas to the exclusion of others.
Wilson also wrote two plot outlines about a drug lord in the Golden Triangle before the plans fell through.
Draw three smaller outlines about half of the size of the bigger outlines.
Talk story, in the form of an outline, about a literary luncheon sponsored by Brentano's bookstore, at the Roosevelt Hotel.
The New Yorker, October 9, 1978 P. 40 Talk story, in the form of an outline, about a literary luncheon sponsored by Brentano's bookstore, at the Roosevelt Hotel.
Ricardo Caballero has an outline about how to tackle the problem provide a comprehensive insurance backstop for banks, after removing their rotten assets and recapitalising them on terms that are not penal to existing shareholders (worries about moral hazard be damned).
Senator Rand Paul delivered another response to Mr. Obama on behalf of the Tea Party, in which he didn't smile much and outlined about the most radical proposals for gutting the federal government that I've heard.
She found the spark for her story in the military policy of stop-loss, which involuntarily extends the enlistment of soldiers, and wrote an outline about a fictional decorated soldier who goes AWOL rather than return to Iraq.
By Ian Frazier The New Yorker, October 9, 1978 P. 40 Talk story, in the form of an outline, about a literary luncheon sponsored by Brentano's bookstore, at the Roosevelt Hotel.
By the time Obama's plane touched down in Germany, an utterly unanticipated consensus seemed to have emerged: besides having been right about the Iraq war's beginning (i.e., that it should not have had one), he is right, in broad outline, about the path to its ending.
