Sentence examples for reports originated from inspiring English sources

Three-quarters of the reports originated from Washington or New York, and a similar number were based on the actions of government and business leaders.

The Times of India notes that the reports originated from some local websites "known for their close connections with certain intelligence agencies".

"W.H.O. has no knowledge of how these news reports originated," said the organization, an agency of the United Nations based in Geneva, "but would like to stress that we have no opinion of the future existence of blonds".

In 2002, after the first news reports about the study, W.H.O. said it had never done research on the subject and that it had no knowledge of how the reports originated.

The reports originated from Channel Nine in Australia,  which said: "It is understood that silicone tape is applied to the edge of the bat, and concerns centre around Kevin Pietersen's dismissal in the second innings in Manchester.

Additionally, relatively few of the most inexpensive article type, case reports, originated from the U.S. Despite the U.S. strength in large clinical trials, the NIH was less involved in sponsoring this type of research.

"We note that these reports originate solely with Iranian state media sources, which have a documented history of fabricating news stories," said Rhonda H. Shore, a State Department spokeswoman.

The trouble is lots of intelligence reports originate in Israel and some are probably true, but the timing of this one, while talks on the Iranian nuclear programme are underway, is fairly convenient.

A recent review of 378 reports originating from a single department in a single 24-h period found that 90 reports contained errors (mostly spelling and grammar, followed by missense and then nonsense).

"Did you know that all of the criminal reports originate in public hospitals?

As such, Nuc has been the focus of reports originating from diverse fields including autoimmunity [29], intracellular signaling [30], osteogenesis [26], cancer [31] and inflammation [27].