Sentence examples for so often reported from inspiring English sources

But this is not a stalemate, as so often reported.

But will it be for long, if the newspaper is, as is so often reported, dying?

FOR a man so often reported killed, Mokhtar Belmokhtar (pictured), Algeria's most mercurial rebel, is remarkably influential.

Our fiction selections point firmly toward the current and demonstrate the vitality of the novel, that literary form whose demise has been so often reported.

"Since the data have been so often reported in that context, when black folks hear it, their almost knee-jerk reaction is defensive," said Edmund W. Gordon, professor emeritus of psychology at Yale University, who led a College Board task force on the achievement gap.

These warm-and-fuzzy feelings of goodwill, so often reported after NDEs, have been reproduced in academic research around the world.

So much of the reporting on Somalia fails to capture how people navigate insecurity to just "live their lives". So often reporting — and even research — is reduced to location and casualty count of violent events.

Nonetheless, Jerry Lewis made a rough cut early on, and every so often, reports of a screening surface.

So, interviewees often reported vague impressions based on general media reporting rather than carefully considered judgments or views based on specific events or actions.

Since HRV reported as a time series of RR signals is difficult to comprehend and compare, so HRV is often reported as an average RR.

As has so often been reported, and as famed teacher Jaime Escalante used to say, students will rise to the level of the academic expectations we give them.