Sentence examples for reporting that it would from inspiring English sources

Bank of New York declined $2.81, to $23.95, after reporting that it would take third-quarter charges of $260 million, in part to increase its loan-loss provision.

The news that Cushing would feature in Rogue One broke last year, with sources reporting that it would be "one of the most complex and costly CGI re-creations ever".

The type of work available was the factor most likely to influence the location preferences of students, with 51% of the sample saying this would strongly encourage them to work rurally and a further 23% reporting that it would slightly encourage them to do so.

Asian MSM also appeared to judge their likelihood of acquiring HIV in their lifetime similarly to non-Asian MSM, with 39.8% reporting that it would be very unlikely (vs. 40.7% for non-Asian participants) and 40.9% reporting it unlikely (vs. 43.6% of non-Asians) that they would acquire HIV in their lifetime (p = 0.436).

The following month, Century reported that it would idle its Hawesville, Ky., aluminum plant, costing 565 workers their family-supporting jobs.

On Thursday, Take-Two reported that it would have to lower its earlier projections, citing slower-than-expected holiday sales.

With the opening of its Whopper Bar locations in the United States during 2010, Burger King reported that it would be the first time in its North American locations that beer would be available for purchase.

Lilith Fair toured until 1999; in 2009 it was reported that it would return the following year.

They reported that it would be held at the Vineyard house of Mary Steenburgen and Ted Danson, the actor friends of the Clintons.

The state news agency reported that it would be replaced with a new security service that would not commit human rights violations or interfere with Egyptians' political liberties.

The Washington Post reported that it would probably start charging online readers for access to newspapers articles, probably by the middle of next year.