Sentence examples for really reported from inspiring English sources
Of course this aspect is never really reported or communicated to the outside world.
He also told them that he technically answered to Drew, but that he really reported to Dimon.
Asked how then to determine which firm -- each employs about 120,000 people in the United States and in affiliates worldwide -- really reported greater revenue, she said, "Wouldn't it logically be if you added their numbers together?" When told that on that basis PricewaterhouseCoopers would be larger, Ms. Harrington replied, "O.K".
However, the photocatalysis properties of CdS microparticles-graphene composites (G/M-CdS) have not been really reported previously.
But how many astronauts have really reported close encounters with objects that could be verified as actual unknowns?
The problem has impacted local communities for a little longer -- but -- as I mentioned before -- it is not really reported and surely not broadcasted.
They can't really report if they're unhappy".
It was just really reporting on his own life experience.
Until recent interest in changes in ice fields peaked, he said, "people didn't really report the dates of their imagery".
If report cards are weighed down with educational jargon that even native English speakers have to struggle to understand, it is fair to ask who the administrators are really reporting to: students and their families or the educational bureaucracy?
Asked if this could create further uncertainly for small businesses, Allen says: "It is only those small businesses who do trade with Europe who really report it as a problem and to be fair the proportion is not that great".
