Sentence examples for urge to report from inspiring English sources

But the urge to report to the world what was unfolding in Kashmir was ultimately unstoppable.

Even a reticent lyricist like Szymborska or a dyspeptic traveller like Naipaul or writers too readily elbowed aside, like Pearl Buck and Sinclair Lewis, have a neatly delineated social view and a will to engage in the world's work, an urge to report as much as to invent, whereas the unlaurelled, on the whole, tend to be more writers of the sentence-and-its-structure than of the world-and-its-woes.

But what distinguishes these employees from the many others with equal proximity to, but no urge to report, the malfeasance they see?

Focus the data on addressing explicit hypotheses or questions; avoid the urge to report data not directly related to the hypotheses or questions, regardless of how painstaking it was to collect.

Go through the music and choose stuff that will not cause you to go deaf or hear so much obscenity that you will have an urge to report yourself to your principal.

Since 2009 Britons have been urged to report such fraud to a central body, Action Fraud.

After decades of being urged to report any black-market activity in their neighbourhoods, some Cubans now find themselves worrying that they're falling behind.

Homeowners in the county and throughout Southern California are urged to report potential symptoms like yellow mottling of leaves and misshapen, bad-tasting fruit.

Defra said that it was possible Asian hornets could reappear in England next year and members of the public are urged to report any suspected sightings in the spring.

Indonesians, who in the past were aware only dimly, if at all, of the markuses, are now urged to report wrongdoing to the government by mailing in envelopes marked with the message "Ganyang mafia," or just "Crush the mafia".

Nurses had been urged to report problems to the RCN and seek support, she added.