Sentence examples for reports keeping from inspiring English sources

As in The Sims, you have no direct control, merely influencing and observing the game creating its own delightfully offbeat dramas from your cast, along with regular news reports keeping you updated on their activities.

The health reports keeping the former president out of jail have become a lightning rod for public frustration with the pace of retribution for the corruption of the Mubarak government, which many here blame for Egypt's continued poverty.

While the F.E.C. encourages groups to file monthly reports, keeping voters in the dark during such a crucial stage of the Republican primaries clearly was not what lawmakers originally had in mind.

Stocks gained for a second straight week as companies began releasing earnings reports, keeping the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index within a fraction of its highest level in five years.

Sites in the study differed in their tendency to keep pets; persons in lowland sites reported keeping pets more frequently than people in gallery and savanna sites did.

Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, the Democrat Mrs. Clinton is running to replace, has issued an annual report keeping track of that disparity.

"Furthermore," said the report, "keeping the budget at its current level would provide a degree of certainty that would be welcomed by investors".

For instance, in Kenya, where more than 90% of adults report making payments using M-Pesa accounts on their mobile phones, many people we spoke to reported keeping balances on their phones as a form of savings.

In Hong Kong, the outlook appeared to be improving as five new cases were reported, keeping the former colony's figures in single digits for the ninth day in a row.

As a result, one problem documented in the report — keeping information in F.B.I. files related to political activities deemed irrelevant to potential criminal or terrorist activity — is no longer improper.

Consider the following passage from the UN secretary general's own report, Keeping the Promise:   … without China, progress does not look very encouraging; in fact, the number of people living in extreme poverty actually went up between 1990 and 2005 by about 36 million..