Sentence examples for report should come from inspiring English sources

Sadly, the I.M.F.'s report should come as no surprise.

He landed via chopper at LZ near presidential palace at just after 11pm local … A more detailed report should come shortly as communications permit).

But immigration lawyers said the long delays cited in the report should come as no surprise to anyone who works with inmates and immigrants.

But Mr Martin has one aspect of public opinion in his favour: voters agree with him that the full Gomery report should come out before an election is called.So the Conservatives have a delicate calculation to make.

The earnings report should come out at around 1 30 PM Pacific, and TechCrunch's Alex Wilhelm and Matthew Lynley will be dissecting the report and bringing it up-to-the-second information as it comes in.

Indeed, the Peacock Report should come as a shock to any scholar worth her salt.

The commission report, released earlier this week, should come as alarming news.

Sara Ryan, Sparrowhawk's mother, told the BBC: "There is no reason why in 2015 a report like this should come out.

The report should have come in [yesterday] or today and the committee meet quite often.

Given Trump's previously documented lack of interest in books and art that aren't about himself ― as well as the Heritage Foundation's power in his transition ― this latest report shouldn't come as too much of a shock.

According to the report, the independent counsel should come from a private law firm, rather than from a federal or state prosecutor's office.