Sentence examples for reported too from inspiring English sources

Bigger sales were reported too.

Existing plans would eventually have to be reported, too.

Increases in unintentional poisoning and absenteeism are reported too.

She reported, too, that many of her peers use drugs -- mainly marijuana -- and are sexually active.

Divisions in Al Qaeda were reported, too, with some foreign fighters ready to surrender, and a group of Arabs eager to fight on.

The recurring failure of Palestinian political leadership mitigates some of Israel's behaviour, and Israel often gets unfairly reported – too generously as well as too mean.

If those accounts that are simply late were to be reported too, they would likely have a negative effect on the consumer's credit.

There have been less dire violations reported, too, such as burglaries and harassment, but Daniel Hoffer, the company's C.E.O. and co-founder, who is thirty-four, says that, statistically speaking, couch surfing is remarkably safe.

Today's decision demonstrates the difficulties prosecutors face with child abuse cases in which accusations are reported too late or it takes years for accusers to agree to go through a trial.

In 1991, planners and inspectors reported — too late to have an effect — that the newly constructed $60 million hotel, then known as the Doral, had been built 40 feet higher than county building codes allowed.

Some women in the 1973 78 and 1946 51 cohorts reported 'too much income' to qualify for government health benefits, but not enough to pay for visits to the doctor.