Sentence examples for points to reports from inspiring English sources

As for Calvin Harris and his embarrassments, Google points to reports of a "drunken dive shame" where he once plunged into the audience at a concert.

The avid Syria blogger Eliot Higgins, aka Brown Moses, points to reports that Shahrou was reported to have been kidnapped by insurgents two weeks ago.

She also points to reports that university staff encourage their students to artificially inflate their responses in the survey by suggesting that this will boost their institution's place in the league tables – and therefore enhance students' job prospects.

It also points to reports we've seen that Twitter is looking to revisit its messaging portfolio.

Hart InterCivic points to reports that only voter registration systems have been compromised, and in the process makes light of potential threats to voting machines themselves.

And he points to reports that prepaid smartphones are a fast-growing market commonly used by cash consumers and the unbanked.

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They pointed to reports that officers loyal to Mr. Hussein may be coercing crowds to cheer him.

Clark pointed to reports that the online travel agency Ctrip had enjoyed strong demand in the Chinese market for trips to Britain during golden week.

It is not a phenomenon confined to foreign universities, he suggests, pointing to reports of the growing appeal of creationism for some British Muslim medical students.

Vaizey pointed to reports by retailers including John Lewis and Topman that "the 'made in Britain' brand is a powerful one that customers value, particularly in menswear".