Sentence examples for reports imply from inspiring English sources

Certainly the true picture is more complicated and dire than the most recent government reports imply.

It isn't true – as some reports imply – that the only valid visitors are family or professionals on a narrow time slot.

Will the Pittsburgh G20 summit on the eve of Labour conference show Brown again saving the world or, as some reports imply, increasingly isolated?

The Snowden documents and other US reports imply that any material gathered from the US embassy in Berlin would have been relayed back to SCS headquarters at the joint CIA/NSA facility in College Park, Maryland, via the secure facility at Croughton.

One last thing to consider: although I do think these laws will have some detrimental effect on Democratic turnout, it is unlikely to be as large as some Democrats fear or as some news media reports imply — and they can also serve as a rallying point for the party bases.

Pneumatic anti-shock garments (PASG), also called medical or military anti-shock trousers (MAST), have been shown to greatly decrease pelvic blood flow [2, 3], and case reports imply that they are effective in patients with pelvic injuries [4] and postpartum hemorrhage [5].

Other reports implied looting that recalled the Rodney King riots.

If all this colourful reporting was based on false premises, last month's reports implied, that was the fault of the police.

Despite media reports implying that all international students will now be kicked out as soon as their courses ends because of a new rule, this isn't the case.

The jury wasn't convinced the reports implied he had given Mannah peptides without consent, placed Mannah at considerable risk of cancer relapse or had accelerated his death from cancer by administering the drugs.

Gode laughs at media reports implying that Arnault stumbled on to Dior.