Sentence examples for reports expressed from inspiring English sources

News reports expressed some puzzlement over the crime.

Tracy Byrnes, the anchor for one of the reports, expressed the opinion that "the proposition was setting up businesses to be destroyed, quite frankly".

Grounding the semantics in a level of counterfactual reasoning is shown to play an important role in constraining the set of allowable event descriptions instantiating reports expressed by any of the relations in the language.

When news spread in November that Al Gore had recently started eating a vegan diet, reports expressed curiosity about his motivations.

Anecdotally, many doctors avoid prescribing spironolactone to patients with a history of breast cancer or at high risk of breast cancer since published reports expressed concern that the drug could increase the risk of breast cancers and other cancers in humans.

A series of research reports expressing concerns about the sector have intensified the selling pressure.

Mr. Hu spoke after Mr. Jiang, according to the reports, expressing his own grief and praising the spirit of the lost crew.

He advises worried potential trustees to research charities through the Charity Commission website, scour annual reports, express concerns to the charity and "if you're worried about it then don't do it.

All the other reports express CD4 data as mean values.

Most reports express opinions but little hard science.

Some reports express concern that generics have lower quality than brand-name products [ 7, 8].