Sentence examples for report hinting from inspiring English sources

In May, the National Strategy Council, a think-tank, published a report hinting at an "oligarchic coup".

A stream of weak statistics in subsequent days, particularly a report hinting that manufacturing was in recession, suggested that his optimism might be misplaced.A more recent lot of numbers, however, pointed the other way.

Add in layoffs at P2P rivals Prosper and Avant, a postponed IPO and litigation for consumer lender Elevate Credit, and a U.S. Treasury Department report hinting at a need for more regulation, and it's clear why investor enthusiasm for marketplace lending would be diminishing.

Although there was one prior report hinting at this relationship based on marker expression, the results are largely surprising and change the way that we think about the function of cholinergic input to the cortex and other forebrain regions.

By Andy Borowitz February 10 ,2017 WASHINGTON (The Borowitz Report) — Hinting darkly that "there's something going on," Donald J. Trump complained on Friday that he has been treated "very unfairly" by the people who wrote the United States Constitution.

The report hinted at retaliation if the yuan was not allowed to appreciate.

The 2014 OIOS report hinted at the problems around reporting sex abuse cases to UN peacekeeping missions.

And the report hinted at further developments in the criminal investigation of journalists at the now-shuttered News of the World.

The F.D.I.C.'s quarterly report hinted at early signs of strain from the new financial regulations as bank cut back on fees ahead of the new legislation.

The edited version gives the witness's account of the meeting but omits the two top Syrians' names.In addition, the report hints that Emile Lahoud, the pro-Syrian president of Lebanon, might also have been in on the plot.

The Treasury report hinted that more user charges could be introduced for state-run services while regulatory rules which protect the public are relaxed and more services are delivered by private firms.