Sentence examples for useful report from inspiring English sources

We think this is a very useful report and it is something we will be considering very carefully".

One useful report from Lankelly Chase Foundation, authored by academics at Heriot-Watt University, reveals just how interlinked public sector costs are for many homeless people.

David Cameron's official spokesman said: "We think this is a very useful report and it is something we will be considering very carefully".

Last month, in a useful report titled "The Moynihan Report Revisited," the Urban Institute highlighted the continuing disparities between black America and white America, and the stubborn endurance in poor black communities of the "tangle of pathologies" that Moynihan had observed.

"This very useful report from Stockport Council will feed into our future plans and inform our ongoing engagement with Rail North".

Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude, who has oversight of Universal Credit as part of his civil service reform role, said it was a "very hard-hitting" and "useful" report which highlighted wider problems in Whitehall: "We are not that good at financial control... but also project management has been deficient for a long time".

Although it accurately distinguishes poor from non-poor households, making it a useful reporting tool, its limited sensitivity to changes in poverty status restricts its usefulness for evaluating the impact of development projects.

TEEB produced useful reports, and there are currently discussions taking place about how the work can be continued.

They may have to start earning those seven-figure bonuses by providing investors with more objective and useful reports.

Immediately he has real influence again, producing useful reports and seeing "The Man" almost every week.

It consults widely and has produced excellent and useful reports, which cannot seriously be accused of bias by anyone who has read them.