Sentence examples for thinking the report from inspiring English sources

A casual observer would be forgiven for thinking the report was already out there, as this is the eighth congressional panel to explore the attack, and in October Clinton sat for an 11-hour grilling on the matter that yielded so little damning information it was widely seen as a joke, with committee Republicans artfully carrying out their role as the butt.

"He said it was a very disturbing event for him to witness and be involved in, but he just reacted to the situation at hand without really thinking," the report noted.

We anticipated a positive relationship between perceptions of understanding more than half of the report and thinking the report gave useful information for changing resident care (i.e. that a higher degree of understanding would correlate with more positive perceptions of usefulness).

"In his thinking," the report says, "the more Al Qaeda did, the more support it would gain".

(physiotherapist) The educators also reported that the routines acted as a prompt, and provided a structure or framework for students' thinking: "The student reported that the routine 'gave structure in my head', and that it helped with on the spot thinking, especially using the prompt 'clarify'".

Sources "familiar with his thinking" confirmed the report about his plans to the Associated Press and Reuters.

I spent the weekend thinking about the report, re-reading every word of it twice more and now I am withdrawing my previous column because I cannot, in good conscience, say anything positive about what Pew has produced.

"I'm thinking the differences in the reports could cause more mess, with people denying what Clarke said because Kershaw didn't find it," she said.

Anyone thinking the challenge to honestly report uncomfortable test results is a trivial or infrequent concern should remember that fit indices were initially introduced precisely to mollify researchers fretting over failing models.

While fewer than half of patients reported discussing drug costs with physicians, more than three-quarters reported thinking the issue of prescription drug costs was important enough to raise with a doctor.

On June 8, Fitch published a report titled: "Thinking the Unthinkable — What if the Debt Ceiling Was Not Increased and the U.S. Defaulted?" The report said if the cap was not raised in time, Fitch would likely put the United States on "rating watch negative".