Sentence examples for report just how from inspiring English sources

Trustees should say in their annual report just how their school benefited the public during the year, showing that the good they did outweighed the tax breaks and other perks it got as a charity.

It was already a bad idea when the winds stopped howling and the tides stopped surging and the real public servants, out there in the neighborhoods, began to report just how bad this was, how bad this still is.

But European banks, primarily though not exclusively French ones, are up in arms over an international accounting rule that would force them to report just how much their investments in derivatives have gained or lost in value -- something American banks have had to do for years.

We can actually measure how far off this polling is from the expected value statistically, and report just how unlikely it is.

Conflicts of Interest An article in The Boston Globe on Sunday became the talk of college athletics, as it reported just how brazen and blatant Boston College's blocking of Connecticut's move to the Atlantic Coast Conference was.

In an article filed just days after the election, The New York Times' Nelson D. Schwartz reported just how much the candidate's answers mattered to voters in the Upper Midwest.

It was immersion in living memory, with evidence in the guise of my colleagues and friends reporting just how stable, or not, my memories have been over the decades.

The fussing and knuckle-biting over what Carney will do at this week's rate decision or next month's inflation report just shows how much economics debate amid this once-in-a-lifetime crisis has descended into a facile scorekeeping.

Who will be next?"The report shows just how easily this could happen.

Still, the report indicated just how broadly recovery was being defined.

A recent government report documents just how much those fees have increased in recent years.