Sentence examples for reports would say from inspiring English sources

I ask them what their peers would say about them, what their direct reports would say about them, what their friends would say about them.

Too many members — as evidenced by angry responses from readers of the recent news reports — would say that AARP has become greedy and self-serving, ready to sacrifice older Americans' political interests to its own economic bottom line, which is no longer dependent just on members' dues, but has broadened to include a range of profit-making activities.

Reports would say who won the wager rather than who won the match.

Again, traditional reports would say that poor playcalling is to blame for Freeman's mellowing, but what if those 25 pounds held the QB's power?

"But back in 2010 we did not know what the Francis Report would say and the huge focus on safe staffing.

The Observer said the report would say middle-class children are on course to do less well then their parents, for the first time in 100 years.

The three researchers asked whether knowing the Fed's action in advance could add any predictive power to commercial forecasts of what the report would say.

And Britain's economic numbers have recently been looking up.Our preview of an international panel's scientific assessment of climate change summed up what its actual report would say a year later.

A bit of doubt was thrown into what the Blix report would say after a spokesman for Mr. ElBaradei said in Vienna that Mr. Hussein would get a "quite satisfactory" grade for cooperating with nuclear inspectors.

Seven years after Chilcot started to take evidence, 12 years after the previous inquiry into the Iraq war by Lord Butler, many anti-war protesters could be forgiven for being sceptical about what the report would say.

"Regardless of what our report would say, this bill was going to be signed," Bangirana says.