Sentence examples for painful report from inspiring English sources

AGENTS SAW A painful report by the Justice Department's inspector general shows that American interrogators repeatedly abused prisoners.

The Catholic bishops' painful report on the sexual abuse of children was a chilling tally of thousands of victims and thousands of predators.

Ballmer's exit was not a firing over the painful reported a $900 million charge related to the Surface tablet line that was recorded earlier this year.

Indeed, Sykes's book is so fine, the science so well explained, the controversies so gripping, that it is painful to report that 200 pages into it the author performs a literary experiment that flops.

But a third-term Labour government will have to undertake painful reforms.The report sets out inescapable choices that must be made as Britain, like other developed countries, confronts a rapidly ageing population.

2.57pm GMT Dan Roberts writes: Court cases often reveal gruesome details that can be painful to report or read, but few come tougher than the trial that has just seen the conviction of a man and woman who tortured and killed a 15-year-old boy because they believed he was a witch.

Perhaps, when Bernie traded for clients he felt it was too painful to report disappointing numbers.

Shales said that it was "painful to report" that Jack McBrayer was absent in the episode, saying he was "the show's brightest discovery", and his "performance has been a bittersweet beauty".

People who smile during painful procedures reported less pain than those who kept their facial features neutral.

Chronic musculoskeletal pain is often associated with spatial pain propagation in agreement with the number of painful locations reported in the current study [ 26, 45].

The number of painful symptoms reported by psychiatrists was half that reported by their patients (1.5 vs. 3; p < 0.001).