Sentence examples for worth of reports from inspiring English sources

But in the road-dense New York area, even 10 miles' worth of reports can be a deluge.

The committee is concentrating on the last ten years' worth of reports by the C.I.A. Preliminary findings, one intelligence official told me, are disquieting.

As 25 years worth of reports from the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change reports have warned, the people to suffer earliest and hardest from the likely impacts of human-caused climate change are the poorer people on the planet.

We now have three years' worth of reports in hand, and our analysis, published in the Academy of Management Journal, shows that giant multinational corporations often have little idea where their raw materials come from.

When the White House finally questioned Saudi Arabia about a week's worth of reports that its agents had kidnapped, and possibly killed, a dissident Saudi journalist in Istanbul, the contact was not made with King Salman or the foreign minister.

Indeed they may be getting worse at their task.In May 1997, a group of Cochrane researchers, led by Iain Chalmers, investigated whether reports of trials published in the five top medical journals adequately outlined research on other relevant trials, by studying one month's worth of reports.

This followed more than a year's worth of reporting on the company by the Observer.

The series was the result of a year's worth of reporting and multiple lawsuits to obtain state death records.

She has now assembled more than a decade's worth of reporting into an enlightening and troubling book.

Right now, all we have to base any of this on is a week's worth of reporting — mostly citing anonymous sources — and experts on the outside looking in, offering their judgments about said reporting.

The new site breaks down the figures by country — but also historically to provide trends, patterns and context over years' worth of reporting cycles, in a way that's more in line with how other tech giants report their government data demands.