Sentence examples for this report starts from inspiring English sources
The phrase "this report starts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce the beginning of a report or document, indicating what the report will cover. Example: "This report starts with an overview of the current market trends and their implications for our business strategy."
This report starts to redress that balance".
This report, starts by recognizing the profiles of the groups most affected by exclusion and then identifies the barriers that hamper a sustained, timely and full education for these boys, girls and adolescents.
Michael Bergmann, a structural engineer for the State Department of Transportation who was part of the team reviewing the city's application, wrote to the department's regional director and other colleagues on Dec. 28: "Unless the preparers of this report start accepting the idea that it is seriously flawed, we are going nowhere".
In this report, starting from transcriptomic and proteomic data, we identified the relevant role of HBP and UPR activation in the route leading to cancer cell death upon glucose shortage.
The PPO gene suppression research in this report started before the availability of the potato genome sequence data, but we recently surveyed the PPO gene family in the potato genome and discovered 9 PPO-like gene models.
Those numbers are where the report starts to get loopy.
Hi Rory, your new show, Rory Bremner's Election Report, starts tonight (BBC2, 10pm).
The report starts out by noting that the word "security" has two meanings.
The report starts with a troubling fact.
"When you look at the numbers in this report, you start to wonder where health care stops and profiteering begins," said Senator Max Baucus, a Montana Democrat who is the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee.
We thus tried in the last part of this report to start to characterise such possible interactions.
