Sentence examples for report snapshot from inspiring English sources

Statistics from a recent Bar Council report – Snapshot: The Experience of Self-Employed Women at the Bar – show that while 50% of people called to the bar are women, only 12% are QCs and 24% are judges; and just one of 12 supreme court justices is a woman.

Statistics from a recent Bar Council report  (Snapshot: The Experience of Self-Employed Women at the Bar) show that while 50 per cent of people called to the bar are women, only 12 per cent are QCs and 24 per cent are Judges, and just one of the 12 Supreme Court Justices is a woman.

Every e-mail and voice mail and mp3 and project report, snapshot, video, shopping list all there, encoded, for your eyes only.

Going forward, every product page will get a meter detailing these data points, and Bensadon says that he hopes this barometer will become the equivalent of a consumer report snapshot.

We're probably going to make a lot more rapid progress now, because we've essentially separated the research and development part of the effort (working on new features, describing how things got implemented, and so on) from the technical report snapshot process, so the two parts of the effort do not need to block each other.

To read more about the WebMD Shriver Report Snapshot: Insight into Alzheimer's Attitudes and Behaviors go here.

To gather more direct information on the 3D morphology of L-SR junctions, we acquired a set of tomograms of those regions from the same sample blocks used to obtain the images in Figure 2. In Figure 4, we report snapshots from one of the tomograms; in these stills, we have also traced out parts of one lysosome and the closely apposed SR region that together form a L-SR junction.

But the latest Harbour report (a snapshot by a respected consultancy of the American car industry, both American- and foreign-owned) shows that Chrysler has made great strides, with efficiency rising by 16% in the past two years.

The report's "snapshot of life as contingent faculty" is grim.

In panels B, C and D, at three different time, we report a snapshot of the cumulative distribution (percentiles) of the probability of eruption, highlighting the epistemic uncertainty on the estimated probability.

Overviewing how many women, and more specifically of women of color, LGBTQ women, and women with disabilities garnered bylines and book reviews in mainstream outlets, the report's snapshot of the literary industry showed that women, and to a far greater degree women from marginalized groups, continue to be wildly underrepresented in most major literary publications.