Sentence examples for the bad reports from inspiring English sources

"I was watching on TV as he testified before Congress and he downplayed the bad reports on the economy that came out.

In other words, the implication here is that the faulty battery life estimations are largely responsible for the bad reports.

It was only later, when the bad report of the book had spread and I had learned about some of the circumstances of its writing, that I understood why it gave the sense of being as much about the problems of biographical writing as about Sylvia Plath.

However, Mr. De Sole was able to offer some good news with the bad, reporting that since Aug. 1, retail sales for the Gucci label were up as much as 20percentt and that its Bottega Veneta division had seen a 42percentt increase.

Apologies for the bad report.

Apple's disappointing quarter is the latest in a string of bad reports from the biggest technology companies.

When a vaccine starts collecting bad reports, the number of reported "adverse events" goes up sharply.

The market also withstood historically bad reports on housing and consumer confidence.

Tuesday heralded both good and bad reports.

The only cloud is a bad report from the Quality Assurance Agency – which has the power to recommend Buckingham lose its royal charter – but Kealey says the agency never went into classrooms, and just looked at paperwork and committee minutes.

Mr. Blair's supporters lashed back, accusing the BBC of bad reporting and antiwar bias.