Sentence examples for so-called reports from inspiring English sources

But there have been more extreme lapses, including television news programs' broadcasting so-called reports that were produced by outsiders on one side of a particular issue.

Those familiar with the MHPC clarion call are conditioned to take every so-called "report" with a grain of salt.

We don't know how the evidence in this so-called report can be tenable.

As the so-called reporting manager to the Securities and Exchange Commission, he was allowed to thumb through earnings reports before their release.

We don't know how the evidence in this so-called report can be tenable," said Hong Lei, a Foreign Ministry spokesman.

She argues that more states should adopt so-called reporting-pay laws, which guarantee payment for a minimum number of hours if a worker's shift is cut short.

But NBC could have avoided its lethal mix: features so melodramatic they are unintentionally comic, and a style so choppy it attenuates suspense instead of building it, so slick it is nearly impossible to tell the commercials from the so-called reporting.

We are calling on our extended community to call in to these news publications and complain about the anti-Black language being employed in their so-called reporting.

What also worries me is the editorializing, pseudo-expert pontificating by TV "talking heads" and so-called reporting by journalists covering a region about which they may know very little and don't have the time or desire to learn about.

The state of Hessen uses the so-called report digits ("Rückmeldezahlen, RMZ"), which report encoded medical indications (e.g. combustion, hyperventilation) and the patient's condition by a return code "RMC"(Rückmeldecode) and timestamps.

Therefore we avoided to establish a ranking of the hospitals, in itself a dubious technique [ 66], and to make our results available to the public by so-called report cards.