Sentence examples for view of the report from inspiring English sources
Jane C. Ginsburg, a law professor at Columbia University and a copyright expert, had a more mixed view of the report.
Traders initially took a dim view of the report, and the Dow Jones industrial average briefly fell more than 100 points.
If you missed any of this, that's understandable: Miliband's people decided to boil down his view of the report into a single headline, apparently driven by panic about what was coming back from focus groups.
Public companies are required to provide financial statements in XBRL, which imposes significant costs on EGCs and SRCs, and in the view of the Report, minimal benefit to investors.
Equities and Treasury markets took a dim view of the report, as the Dow Jones industrial average and the Standard & Poor's 500-stock indeachach fell nearly one half of a percentage point.
The recent disclosure of the disappearance three months ago of the top Iranian nuclear expert, Dr. Shahran Amiri — coinciding with the June crackdown and before the Qum disclosure — is interesting, particularly interesting in view of the report that Iran's supply of LEU is running low and riddled with serious impurities that could cause centrifuge failure.
This was no longer an issue in view of the reported returns.
One can only infer that they felt that the newspaper accounts were not accurate in view of the reports they were getting from their own people.
In view of the reported conflicting roles of oxytocin in regulating aggressive behavior, our results demonstrate that social aggression promoted by SSB consumption might be mediated by corticosterone.
In view of the reported scalability of the conventional MBR design and reusable bioreactors, the data could be used for extrapolation.
Background: In locally advanced pancreatic cancer, the combination of chemotherapy with radiotherapy is gaining increasing importance; although, in view of the reported long-term results of several contemporary trials, further improvements are certainly warranted.
