Sentence examples for sounds the report from inspiring English sources

Wind turbines produce sounds that fluctuate in loudness and in type, which is generally considered more annoying than steady or constant sounds, the report said.

Bleak as that may sound, the report stresses that a few key improvements recently have taken place and suggests a refocusing of priorities that could improve many D's to C's in the "relative near term".

The report sounds the alarm bell for the need to tackle climate change and for the transport sector to play its role.

It sounds like the report won't go online until the Tuesday morning — I'll add a link once it's live.

Big: Consumer Reports sounds the alarm on antibiotic-resistant bacteria in factory-raised pork, which is hugely contaminated.

The Social Security Advisory Board, a bipartisan panel of seven experts, sounds the alarm in two reports to be issued this month.

A 2012 study in Nature, using satellite data from the ICESat mission from 2003 to 2008, sounded the alarm, reporting that ice shelves in the EAIS were now losing volume.

Last month SAR, based at New York University in New York City, released a new report that sounds the alarm on this issue.

While the idea of a compound in sunscreen being absorbed through the skin may sound alarming, the report's authors pointed out that this commonly occurs with skin care products.

Though it did not explain in any detail how or why it judged the intelligence to be sound, the report concluded that the assertions by Mr. Bush and Mr. Blair about Iraq's attempts to acquire uranium were "well founded".

Until there is clarity here, no matter how sound the report's conclusions (and many are, including its criticisms of industry resistance to revealing ingredients in fracking fluid), the school and Groat have left themselves open to legitimate criticism, including those leveled in a blog post calling this practice "Frackademia".