Sentence examples for report that because from inspiring English sources

Contemporary newspapers report that because of the crowd's cheers, he paused a long time before those four short, heartbreaking words.

You report that because of the current economic situation, many people are now forced to navigate the civil justice system without a lawyer.

"We have questioned the value of releasing a transparency report that, because of exactly these types of government restrictions on disclosure, is necessarily incomplete and therefore potentially misleading to users," Ted Ullyot, Facebook's general counsel, said in a statement.

He will report that because of the strengthening economy, the city has raised its forecasts for tax revenue by $2 billion for the current fiscal year and the one that begins on July 1.

ACCORDING to the National Weather Service we are in for a cold winter, and the energy companies report that because of fuel shortages, energy costs will be high this year.

General Hendrix said in his report that because of late notification of the deployment, the battalion underwent an abbreviated training schedule, which did not include what the Army calls a mission rehearsal exercise.

If the new studio at Fox News, with its big-ass touchscreens, looks a little bit like Minority Report, that's because it's just like Minority Report.

By August 22nd, 1945 a Japanese wire service reported that "because of the uncanny effects which the atomic bomb produces on the human body, even those who received minor burns, and looked quite healthy at first, weakened after a few days for some unknown reason".

According to the annual report, that was mainly because of a 29% net sales increase in Russia and Eastern Europe.

According to the report, that's probably because another Silicon Valley solar company, QBotix, shut down back in September. .

According to the G.A.O., the group generated a draft report that was never released because of internal squabbling.