Sentence examples for relying on reports from from inspiring English sources

He said he had been relying on reports from one of his lawyers, who learned of the details from a lower-level CME auditor, who had spoken with an MF Global employee.

Relying on reports from the pianist Julius Epstein (an old school chum from Vienna), the soprano Milka Ternina and other well-placed sources, Higginson appraises the field.

Such consultations have been done informally, with the disease centers relying on reports from doctors that were not collected in a standard way.

But the vast majority of moderation on Facebook is reactive, relying on reports from members of the public or on automated tools.

As she learns things, he said, she passes them on to an audience that is her own age, in a style that its members appreciate while also relying on reports from more experienced NBC News correspondents.

The system is frequently bureaucratic and managed by westerners, typically earning around $150,000 a year, tax free, and often locked up in secured compounds, relying on reports from Afghan employees.

Often times, search engine developers rely on reports from users to take down malicious content.

These were the first incidents that I recall when we got most of our information from CNN because CNN was on the scene in each one of these places and we were not relying on reporting from the embassies or occasional broadcasts from the main networks, but CNN was on the spot.

Those of us inside the Capitol are very much relying on reporting from those outside as we abide the shelter in place order.

The survey relied on reports from family members, not medical records.

Like other newspapers without correspondents in Baghdad, The Times would rely on reports from news services, Ms. Mathis said.