Sentence examples for quietly reported from inspiring English sources

What does it mean that, as the Washington Post quietly reported after the election: "Russian government officials conferred with members of Donald Trump's campaign team, a senior Russian diplomat said".

Visual China — which you can think of as China's equivalent to Getty Pictures — led with an $8 million investment that was quietly reported earlier this month.

In January of this year, the Guardian quietly reported that "Consumer credit figures from the Bank of England revealed Britons ended the year slapping their credit cards on shop counters as if the financial crisis was a distant memory".

But while the front pages were filled with stories of public outrage, the back pages were quietly reporting one startling crime after another.

From major public charities to the Ivy League, fund-raising professionals are quietly reporting that they have had conversations with donors about pledges they may be unable to fulfill in the manner they had planned.

If I spot a naked dog with softball-sized testicles, I'll just quietly report the owner to the authorities.

He would head to Gallipoli under an innocuous pretence, and quietly report back to Fisher on what was really going on.

In 2003 Iran is reported quietly to have offered to open broad negotiations with America on all outstanding issues, including nuclear weapons and Israel.

Economists say that China's labor force is growing increasingly bold and that over the last year, periodic strikes in southern China — some supposedly involving global companies — have been resolved quietly or not reported in the media.

LinkedIn, first of the big social networks, entered 2013 quietly with a reported 200 million registered users in more than 200 countries and territories.

HD 2039 b's discovery was reported quietly; no press release was provided by the observatory that discovered the star's planet, and no formal announcement of the planet's existence was made.