Sentence examples for report translated from inspiring English sources

At right, a chart from the report, translated into current dollars.

A Chinese government report released last week found that the use of microblogs skyrocketed in 2011, increasing about 300 percent, and that nearly half of all Internet users in China now use social media services in some capacity, according to sections of the report translated by Baidu Beat, an English-language blog published by China's largest search engine company.

An El País report, translated into English by the newspaper, said that one of the train drivers told colleagues by radio link before he was rescued from the wreckage that the high-speed train was going about 120 miles per hour, more than twice the recommended limit for that section of track, at the time of the accident.

(Teacher B in final report; translated from Chinese).

So if they cannot find the answer, they can start to try from 1. (Teacher A in final report; translated from Chinese).

Part of Kaup's internal report, translated in Simpson and Tobien (1954), explains that the specimen was shipped to Europe by speculators (italics, mine) to be sold to King Louis Philippe for 100,000 francs, who planned to give it to the Jardin des Plantes.

Conservatives: 33% (down one) Lib Dems: 29% (down one) Labour: 28% (no change) UK Polling Report translates that into 276 Labour seats, 247 Conservative, and 96 Lib Dem, a hung parliament with Labour the largest party.

As I mentioned in a recent article, terrestrial radio continues to attract more listeners every year with a staggering weekly reach of 239 million persons aged 12 years and older according to the recent Radar 106 National Radio Listening Report, translating into 93% of all persons in that age group listening to radio at least once per week.

Many participants in these studies report "translating" mathematical problems presented in L2 to L1 to do the calculation and then translating back to L2 to provide the answer.

A number of papers related to this subject have been published here, including reports translated from different languages as well as studies done by Taiwanese researchers.

A man dressed as a woman was arrested at an airport in southern Brazil last week for allegedly trying to smuggle cocaine in a fake butt, Worldcrunch reports, translating local media coverage.