Sentence examples for report has led from inspiring English sources
The Drudge Report has led with it all day.
The irony is that the Republican effort to quash the report has led to it getting vastly more attention than if they had simply ignored it.
I would wager that a recent medical report has led the 70-year-old Madoff to expect that he will serve even less of the 150 years than a broader actuarial assessment would indicate.
The combination of increasing demand for NHS services, an ageing workforce and new guidance about staffing levels following the Mid Staffs scandal and the recommendations of the Francis report, has led to trusts needing to recruit more nurses.
Still, the magazine's report has led to a new investigation by the Ministry of Justice into the events surrounding the devaluation, and the ministry has said it will seek Mr. Cacciola's extradition from Italy.
The report has led to a bitter dispute between the government and the BBC, and has provoked the first sustained lapse in the government's popularity and a pronounced falloff in its public credibility.
(Ms. Heng said she did not know whether the report had led to any deals yet).
That report had led to angry denials in Poland, straining the relationship between the nations, which had been improving.
Sinodinos said the commission's report had led to media reports labelling him corrupt and is demanding it retract all references to him in the publication.
The commission report had led the industry "to take a fresh new look at the way we market films," Mr. Valenti said.
The experiments included in this report have led to the following novel observations.
