Sentence examples for so that reports from inspiring English sources
The absolute size of the difference between perceived and actual age disparity declined with age among women, but rose for men, so that reports by those aged over 49 years were over 1 year less accurate than reports by those aged under 25 years (table 3).
Most seriously, crimes are being downgraded; crime scenes are revisited, and victims called back, expressly so that reports can be revised, and the seriousness of the crime downplayed.
The foreign press, rarely allowed close to Mr. Putin, is invited along too, so that reports of an "election" in Russia will reach outside the border.
While it is not clear that an end to Japan's currency interventions would lead to sales of Treasuries, the prospect seems to have enough traders worried so that reports like yesterday's could add to any bond sell-off.
Increasingly, journals and authors' institutions also send out news releases ahead of time about a peer-reviewed discovery so that reports from news organizations coincide with a journal's date of issue.
And why the delay in US access to the site of the deadly attacks, both at the mission and the annex, so much so that reports stated that CNN was able to secure Ambassador Steven's personal diary.
So either that report is bogus or Agent 15 is not a weapons-grade anticholinergic, or maybe it is not one at all.
A third option is to redraw the org chart so that reporting lines make more sense.
There's a fine line between steering investor expectations toward realistic earnings or sales and manipulating—"walking down"—expectations so that reported earnings will comfortably exceed them.
Kane's debut novel shows that the handling of a public disaster is burdened by its own politics, so that reporting its causes and effects is never entirely objective nor comprehensive.
Teleradiologists should be provided with the time, facilities and environment so that reporting can be carried out under ideal conditions in the interests of both accuracy and efficiency.
