Sentence examples for standard reveal from inspiring English sources

The statistics, released through a Freedom of Information request and reported by the Evening Standard, reveal 457 crimes have been recorded at the central London station over 12 months from 1 December 2014.

Standard revealed this week that it expects to pay yet another fine to New York's financial regulator to cover fresh cases of failing to report suspicious transactions.

This week the Evening Standard revealed that Labour MPs across the capital are opposing expansion for fear of suffering defeat at the next election.

But his words came as the Evening Standard revealed that an undercover reporter had been allowed to work on railway track in north London with minimal supervision after just six hours' training - less than half the stipulated amount.

First the Evening Standard reveals that half the usual show garden sponsors have pulled out due to the credit crunch (corporate grandstanding being even more distasteful than executive bonuses in these lean times).

The Evening Standard reveals today that Harry, 29, will run the bid from his new offices in Buckingham Palace and wants to host America's Warrior Games at the Olympic Stadium.

But some scholars contend that campaigns to make the architecture adhere to a rigid global standard reveals deeper undercurrents in contemporary Islam, because the standard is being set most often by zealots who want to strip the faith down to what they see as its historical basics.

The British public has been no more sympathetic, particularly since Mr. Myerson, in his interview with The Evening Standard, revealed that for the last several years of his marriage he supported a mistress and another child — keeping them in style in a house right next to his home with Ms. Myerson and their three children.

On the other hand, this standard revealed to lead to achievable learning goals for skills improvement that sustain over time.

First, The Weekly Standard revealed that The Wild Blue, his current bestseller, contains words and phrases borrowed from another author, without quote marks.

Last month The Weekly Standard revealed that this 1987 book contains scores of passages lifted without proper attribution from some of Goodwin's source books.