Sentence examples for then reported for from inspiring English sources

When Katrina was on the way, Jim sent his wife and children upstate with a trusted family friend and then reported for duty at the hospital.

Results are then reported for flow past moving cylinders at subsonic and supersonic velocities in a viscous compressible flow and are compared with theoretical and previously available experimental data.

This paper analyses the way numerical data on Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) quantities are recorded, processed and then reported for six of the most meaningful Italian Districts and shows the difficulties found during the comparison of these Districts, starting from the lack of homogeneity and the fragmentation of the data indispensable to make this critical analysis.

The genetic structure as well as their genomic location was then reported for each nadpme gene.

The pooled hazard ratios and 95% confidence intervals were then reported for the outcomes of interest.

An empirical p-value is then reported for each gene with at least one significant SNP.

I was by then reporting for The Daily News; a colleague, Filip Bondy, and I decided to take a shot.

When I saw his stories — he was then reporting for the Washington Post — it was instantly obvious that he was someone special.

Many, many years ago, I remember reading something about a man who was asked by a prospective employer to cut his hair and shave his beard and mustache, then report for work.

But Peter Maass, then reporting for the New York Times, and who has interviewed both men, remembers the relationship differently: "I talked to both of them about each other and it was very clear that they were very close to each other in terms of their command relationship and also in terms of their ideas and ideology of what needed to be done.

As he told Charlie Savage, then reporting for The Boston Globe, in 2007, "The president does not have power under the Constitution to unilaterally authorize a military attack in a situation that does not involve stopping an actual or imminent threat to the nation".