Sentence examples for printed a report from inspiring English sources
The staff member printed a report containing accurate SAT data.
On Aug. 16, 1942, The Times printed a report about students at Western Reserve University who, as part of the war effort, were growing plants from which scopolamine could be derived.
The judge who unsealed the Grimsley affidavit had harsh words for The Los Angeles Times, which printed a report in October 2006 headlined "Clemens Is Named in Drug Affidavit".
In December, The New England Journal of Medicine printed a report of a fast metabolizer who received a small dose of codeine as a cough suppressant and developed a life-threatening overdose of morphine.
As the Lippincott sale was announced, Advertising Age, the weekly trade publication, printed a report that quoted unidentified sources as saying that Mr. Murdoch was trying to sell TV Guide, which he bought in 1988 for about $3 billion.
The Erebus and Terror set out from Greenhithe, Kent, on 19 May 1845: A few months later, the paper printed a report from the Baretto Junior, a transport ship that accompanied the two main vessels to the edge of the ice.
There were front-page articles; commendations from the president; tributes from the Senate; newspapers (including The Times) printing a report that Balto had died from frozen lungs, then quickly rescinding it; wishful editorials proposing that Balto appear at Westminster; a national tour; a Hollywood contract.
There are four statements for the report writer:, which prepares the report writer for printing;, which prints a report group;, which suppresses the printing of a report group; and, which terminates report processing.
The macro scans all numerical variables in the transfer data sets to identify values between 1 and 5 (inclusive) and prints a report listing all numerical variables with values between 1 and 5.
Out magazine provoked a backlash when it printed a positive report on PrEP in early September, called "Is This the New Condom?" Commenters berated the author, Tim Murphy, and accused the magazine of irresponsibly promoting an unproven medicine at the expense of condoms.
