Sentence examples for stinging report from inspiring English sources

A stinging report on the regulator's stewardship over Northern Rock, the collapse of much of the UK's banking industry and attacks on the rigour of the regulator - including some from his successors at the FSA - have wiped it out.

If Theresa May is looking for an excuse to ditch Hinkley Point C, here it is: a stinging report from the National Audit Office on the potential cost of the proposed nuclear power station in Somerset.

Last September, for example, a stinging report from the Gartner consulting firm called on corporations to replace the Microsoft Internet Information Server, known as I.I.S., immediately because of successful attacks on the product by several malicious programs, like the Nimda worm.

Following a stinging report in the New York Times explaining how Edward Snowden was able to collect his trove of top-secret government documents, Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y) this morning took to the Sunday show Face The Nation to make the following claim (full transcript): "A lot that have has been changed; there is monitoring now of what goes on.

He also authored a stinging report last fall outlining alleged ethical abuses by the Bush Administration in allowing resource extraction industries to shape the management agenda on half a billion acres of public land, including ecologically destructive development of oil and natural gas development.

The stinging report by two committees of MPs on the failure of BHS left two points hanging in the air.

Six people have already died of anaphylactic shock in France after being stung, reports claim, including one man killed in the Loire valley by a swarm from a nest he had disturbed.

Individuals at high risk of sting reported a positive VIT impact on work.

In addition to judgments that could prove troublesome for the White House and make waves in the presidential race, the report also contains some stinging minority reports from Republican committee members who allege that Democrats turned the intelligence review process into a "partisan exercise".

Human Rights Watch said in a stinging 2013 report on Mexico's missing that evidence points to the participation of public security forces in some cases of forced disappearances.

In response to a reporter's inquiry on treatments administered by lifeguards, the waterfront director for the Town of Fairfield, George Taterosian, said he would investigate what he believed until now was the town's best method for handling jellyfish stings reported by beachgoers: an antibacterial soap rinsed with fresh water.