Sentence examples for raised reports from inspiring English sources

"No red flags were raised," reports the Boston Globe, because there were no flags to raise.

The prime minister is not thought to have raised reports of Turkish human rights abuses at the dinner, particularly growing concerns about freedom of expression and the suppression of anti-government protests.

"What is the level of religious freedom available now to Uighurs in China, what legal protection exists for them to practice their religion?" Panelists also raised reports of mistreatment of Tibetans in the autonomous region, including inadequate use of the Tibetan language in the classroom and at court proceedings.

At media briefings during the week Morrison berated journalists for raising reports that contradicted his initial statements about the location of events.

Furthermore, in 2013 the Census Bureau changed its formula, introducing new methodology that has tended to raise reported incomes.

Tailored research reporting guidelines can raise reporting standards but none exists for meta-ethnography.

There is evidence that reporting guidelines, for example, the CONSORT statement for randomised controlled trials [ 46], can raise reporting standards [ 47].

By raising reporting quality, the guideline will maximise the likelihood that high-quality meta-ethnographies will contribute robust evidence to improve health care and patient outcomes.

November 2007 Safety concerns raised after reports of a fuel leak in southern Afghanistan.

Concern has been raised by reports of a stepwise trend towards extensive drug-resistance in these organisms [ 1].

The two parties today released their quarterly fund-raising reports to the Federal Election Commission.