Sentence examples for reporting far from inspiring English sources

The Western Plains states are reporting far more cases than in previous years, Dr. Petersen added.

Even now, with real estate brokers reporting far fewer home sales than in recent years, data show that home prices are rising.

But the newsroom expense they have deemed particularly expendable is reporting far from home — work that means office rents, heavy travel expenses and some of their biggest salaries.

Hospitals in the state generally do not report every incident required by law, according to a new survey from the State Department of Health, and many hospitals in New York City, most of them ones that serve a largely poor population, are reporting far fewer than the state average, the survey found.

In 2003, Bentley rode this formula to the bank, reporting far higher sales in the United States (419) than either Maybach (166) or Rolls-Royce (88).

Like Apple and Samsung, RIM is also seeing its stock tumble after reporting far fewer Blackberry devices being picked by consumers.

Age was positively associated with reporting far-sightedness and near-sightedness in both men and women although women had a slightly higher odds ratio in most stratums.

Compared to the lowest age group 50 59, the oldest males and females (80 and above) had about 9 and 10 times higher odds of reporting far-sightedness.

However, even the performance of the older children was quite low (between 20 and 30%) which again confirms previous studies reporting far-from-perfect performance in these age groups (Carver et al. 2001a, b; Carlson et al. 2002; Mischel and Mischel 1983; Mischel et al. 1989).

Other farmers report far worse damage.

Brokers report far fewer buyers in recent months.