Sentence examples for since disclosed from inspiring English sources

Harvard has since disclosed that its endowment declined 27percentt from June 2008 to June 2009, to $26 billion, and the university has made several cost-cutting moves.

The sessions were off the record, but because Steele has since disclosed having participated in them I can confirm that I attended one of them.

Mr. Marcus is also on record questioning the volume of legal work flowing to Carmody & Torrance, a Waterbury law firm that has since disclosed that it did free legal work for the governor (letter of May 22 , 1997.

Taiwan had first discussed such an exchange with Beijing as early as 1994, officials have since disclosed, but the talks stopped when political tensions rose and Mr. Lee tried to dampen the growing commerce.

Enron has since disclosed that its profits were overstated in all of those years, in large part because it improperly concealed losses through the partnerships run by Mr. Fastow.

Pfizer has since disclosed that it had, at the time of those statements, studies that indeed demonstrated heart problems among patients taking Celebrex or Bextra. in December, the National Institutes of Health announced that a very large trial had found that high doses of Celebrex more than tripled the risk of heart problems.

Since disclosing the trading losses in May, the bank has been under close scrutiny.

Since disclosing my status, the response has been a mixture of intrigue, sympathy and, on rare occasions, aversion.

In his first appearance since disclosing his identity in the Guardian last month, Snowden insisted he had no regrets and had made a "moral decision" to leak dozens of secret documents outlining US surveillance programmes.

Since disclosing Mr. Sokol's trades one month ago, Berkshire has conducted what it says are more thorough inquiries into the matter and found more of what Mr. Buffett called "pretty damning evidence" that it has forwarded to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The national security whistleblower, speaking during a Thursday webchat from Russia, where he has been stranded since disclosing revelations of widespread National Security Agency surveillance in 2013, said it would be "crazy to dismiss" the prospect of Trump striking a deal with Putin that leads to his extradition and trial.