Sentence examples for raft of reports from inspiring English sources

A raft of reports have suggested women have been hit hardest by the economic downturn, with high unemployment rates and the loss of some benefits.

A raft of reports from federal agencies have said it is a bureaucratic nightmare, prone to abuse and difficult to justify in terms of economic return.

Interest in assessing college performance actually began in the 1980's, around the time politicians and a raft of reports, including the damning "A Nation at Risk," were calling for more accountability in elementary and secondary schools.

A raft of reports in Lebanon's news media said an announcement could come as early as December, though some reports now suggest that the tribunal may not act until the first quarter of next year.

Fortunately there have been a raft of reports (e.g. from EPPI and from Ofsted, among many others) that tell us exactly what to look for, and the good news is that great teacher learning is a remarkably similar beast to the great pupil learning.

A raft of reports and statistics over recent days suggest that they have much to be grateful for.

The survey chimes with a raft of similar reports showing that employers are nervous about Brexit negotiations that could see the UK leave the single market and impose strict limits on EU workers coming to Britain.

So it is with a raft of new reports on what has become known as the Winterbourne View agenda, best summarised as: "Some people were supported to leave hospital, but other people kept being sent there".

A new study finds that babies raised by working mothers don't necessarily suffer cognitive setbacks, an encouraging finding that follows a raft of previous reports suggesting that women with infants were wiser to stay home.

The official figures add to mounting cheer over the UK recovery after a raft of upbeat reports from key sectors and boost hopes of rebalancing the economy away from imports and towards exports.

Consequently, the overall impression has been that of the UK military being asked to do more, with less.OverstretchThis impression has been exacerbated by the worsening security situations in both Iraq and Afghanistan, and a raft of press reports highlighting the squalid state of some military barracks and alleged poor care for injured troops.