Sentence examples for reports announced that from inspiring English sources

In May, Consumer Reports announced that 7.5 million kids age 12 and younger are on Facebook.

Berman was killed days after news reports announced that prosecutors in Westchester County, New York, were reopening the Kathie Durst case 18 years after her disappearance.

On Tuesday, the Rio police (who started investigating the incident after seeing news reports) announced that they were having trouble confirming the swimmers' accounts, and that they had been unable to locate the driver of the taxi.

Late Monday reports announced that Tishman Speyer Properties and Lehman Brothers Holdings are nearing an acquisition of Archstone-Smith Trust. Archstone-Smith Trust

Serbian military reports announced that "the enemy is withdrawing in the greatest disorder".

Consumer Reports Says "No" To iPhone 4: Consumer Reports announced that it cannot recommend the iPhone 4 due to antenna issues.

Last week, the government came back with reports announcing that out of the 3,526 tests it had carried out at a national level, only 5percentt of the Hexi Pharma product samples did not match the contents or proportions on the label.

Last week, the government came back with reports announcing that out of the 3526 tests it had carried out at a national level, only five percent of the Hexi Pharma product samples did not match the contents or proportions on the label.

The Senate Subcommittee on National PolicyMachinery, headed by Sen. Jackson, in its final report, announced that: "No task is more urgent than improving the Dept. of State".

The A.S.R.M. report announced that the technology should no longer be considered experimental, and while its authors sounded a note of caution — "we cannot at this time endorse its widespread elective use to delay childbearing" — the report tacitly acknowledged that such would be the inevitable result.

The A.S.R.M. report announced that the technology should no longer be considered experimental, and while its authors sounded a note of caution—"we cannot at this time endorse its widespread elective use to delay childbearing"—the report tacitly acknowledged that such would be the inevitable result.