Sentence examples for reports the extent from inspiring English sources

According to reports, the extent of Hoffman's addiction was worse than had previously been publicly known.

This study reports the extent to which chemistry examinations from four Australian states align and facilitate the intended higher-order thinking skills stipulated in curriculum documents.

But most U.S. companies detail in their annual reports the extent to which a stock option expense plan, such as Coke is enacting, would have affected earnings.

Fourth, the paper reports the extent to which measures of NTS are open to idiosyncrasy bias.

The paper reports the extent to which measures of NTS such as the TRENT Index are open to idiosyncrasy biases.

For each of 22 physical and mental conditions diagnosed by a health professional, the person reports the extent to which the illness interferes with daily activities.

The New York Post first reported the extent of the governor's charter flights today.

She said the station refrained from reporting the extent of what it knew, for fear of being shut down or labeled as Russian agents.

Even Charlie Haughey (who once took a £1m personal donation from Dunne) still had his admirers when the Moriarty tribunal first reported the extent of his corruption.

But they did not report the extent to which whole-wheat bread was replacing white bread or low-fat milk was replacing whole milk in customers' shopping baskets.

But the extensive coverage of the ambush on the television news, which first reported the extent of Russian losses, is highly likely to sharpen the debate over the five-month-old war.