Sentence examples for report has come from inspiring English sources

"He's pleased this report has come out.

As a result of that, a good HMIC report has come out".

The most extensive reaction to the Tsinghua report has come from Shanghai.

"That's the first time that level of knowledge about that report has come to my attention," he said.

The charity's report has come just shortly after Prime Minister David Cameron called on the country's top universities to do more to stop inequality among their student bodies.

In recent years, the pre-budget report has come to be seen as a second budget, rather than a broad-brush analysis of long-term economic planning.

Albanese said the report had come straight from Abbott.

Another officer said a report had come in saying another plane was on its way into Washington.

Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, said that the OECD report had come "at an embarrassing time for George Osborne and Nicky Morgan".

"He said it was harder than running the race with the dogs," Keller said, and added that the expense report had come in on the high side.

After the shouting match, one Greenpeace staffer came up to Sagar and admitted that the idea for the report had come from Greenpeace International.