Sentence examples for reports in the post from inspiring English sources

— Microsoft: “We think the reports in the Post are baseless as they were the previous two times, and in the unlikely event that Microsoft is contemplating acquiring Yahoo, we think the acquisition would be value-destructive and a particularly bad idea for both players.”.

Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y). said he had "never seen such a sustained period of leaks" and referenced reports in the Post and The New York Times.

Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y). said he had 'never seen such a sustained period of leaks' and referenced reports in the Post and The New York Times.

Sample size calculation was an item that showed the sharpest increase over time, i.e. the percentage of trails correctly reporting on this item increased from 23% (three of 13 reports) to 71% (17 of 24 reports) in the post-CONSORT period.

Referring physicians gave positive feedback about fast and well readable final reports in the post-implementation phase.

Unfortunately, this proportion is similar to other reports in the post-ARMA era, reports published more than 5 years ago [ 5, 6], suggesting the lasting impact of this advance may have been limited and has plateaued.

For example, real-world collection of identifiable patient data on the web, particularly when solicited as structured reports in the post-approval setting, must be done in a manner consistent with the relevant data protection legislation.

A spokesman for Mrs Clinton's presidential campaign, Brian Fallon, tweeted said in message on social media that the report in the Post story did not "change anything".

There was an improbably sourced but entertaining report in the Post that Spitzer aides were holding secret meetings in black Town Cars, riding around the outskirts of Albany, to avoid using e-mail or the phone.

"These blogs will both deepen our reporting in The Post's traditional areas of concentration and broaden the range of subjects we cover," Baron wrote.

As reported in the Post, "It [the administration] acknowledges that as many as one in five Americans who try to use the Web site to buy insurance will be unable to do so".