Sentence examples for reports to draw from inspiring English sources

Each coalition party will be free to use the reports to draw its own conclusions.

On the heels of the 100th anniversary of the demise of the passenger pigeon, organizations interested in the fate of the rest of U.S. birds have independently released two reports to draw attention to avian perils and conservation needs.

Citizen Lab said it had published the report to draw attention to a new threat posed by Isis to its opponents.

He used that experience and knowledge in his expert report to draw conclusions about the impact Schwegman's use would have on the target market for the Articles.

Mr. Stringer said he was a fan of the bicycle lanes, and he released the report to draw attention to the lax enforcement of their rules.

To illustrate their critique, the professors employed the same statistical models used in the Iowa State report to draw intentionally absurd conclusions, among them that ethanol production depresses the price of natural gas and increases unemployment in the United States and Europe.

We will have to watch the next report to draw any definitive conclusions.

Therefore, we felt it was necessary to share this report to draw attention to an important clinical complication and demonstrate the safety of an intervention that might otherwise be withheld during pregnancy due to concerns of the possible complications.

Those with resilient outcomes to adverse situations have been reported to draw on a broader range of social and individual resources than those with vulnerable outcomes.

As anticipated there were too few cases of breast cancer or deaths reported to draw conclusions on the effects of isoflavones on these outcomes (Table  IV).

However this review also highlights that well-documented data describing the potential for SAE following n-3 supplementation are limited nor adequately reported to draw definitive conclusions concerning the safety associated with n-3 supplementation.