Sentence examples for readily report from inspiring English sources

Although alcohol dependent individuals readily report experiencing cravings for alcohol [ 4, 5], the associations between self-reported craving and actual alcohol use in human laboratory studies have been equivocal [for a review, see [ 6]; cf. [ 7, 8]].

There may have been under-reporting of financial stress due to the fact that people may not readily report financial difficulties.

But they'll readily report that other people do.

The supervisors know how many people work under them and readily report this information back to their managers (plus one to count themselves), who relay the aggregated information to the department directors, who relay the relevant information to the CEO.

Since hospitals in England and Wales are in the public sector, they might be expected to readily report outbreaks to the national surveillance scheme.

These patients may be more likely to respond affirmatively to physician recommendations to screen and may not readily report concerns or questions related to screening.

While this decline has been readily reported, there are also positive changes to report.

How liberating would it be, Trump might wonder, to make all legislation a matter of executive orders and sign them at will without Congress, vexing million-strong protests, and a media that readily reports them?

For example, Henderson et al. [3] found that users during debrief interviews, though readily reporting problems, were prone to issues concerning recall, recognition, overload, and prominence.

Difficulties in experimentally obtaining accurate flow quantities at high speeds and discrepancies of numerical approaches with measured data have been readily reported.

Medieval biographers, on the other hand, readily reported Suhrawardi's mystical inclination, his association with mystics, his ascetic practices and (hagiographic) wondrous deeds.