Sentence examples for a reporting challenge from inspiring English sources

The Egyptian uprising posed a reporting challenge to Haaretz, as it did to all Israeli media.

It took me at least a few weeks to realize that writing about these two worlds — Amazon and publishing — and their fraught, complicated relationship was going to be a reporting challenge not that much easier than covering national security and intelligence.

Mick Gooda has used his opening address to the royal commission into the protection and detention of children to dismiss a reported challenge to his appointment by the former Northern Territory attorney general John Elferink.

Decreased confidence in literature search and appraisal skills is also a reported challenge [ 4].

ABC News said yesterday that a report challenging the assumed benefits of organic food was partly based on research that did not exist.

[B3.] ABC to Reprimand Correspondent ABC News executives said they would reprimand John Stossel, the news correspondent, for a report challenging the assumed benefits of organic food that was based in part on evidence that did not exist.

ABC News executives said yesterday that they would reprimand John Stossel, the news correspondent, for a report challenging the assumed benefits of organic food that was based in part on evidence that did not exist.

This study attracted negative attention this year from Senator Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, who listed it as one of the "questionable" projects financed by the National Science Foundation in a report challenging the foundation's budget for the social sciences.

The International Energy Agency released a report challenging the notion hydropower has peaked.

The FDA declared BPA safe in a draft assessment released 15 August 2008, but by October, a subcommittee of the FDA Science Board issued a report challenging the agency's conclusions, describing the assessment's defined margin of safety as inadequate.

We stated that the Phosphine Coalition hired Sciences International to write a report challenging the scientific basis of the U.S. EPA's proposed risk mitigation measures, focusing on reducing or eliminating the interspecies uncertainty factor that led to the U.S. EPA's proposed exposure level of 0.03 ppm (Seckar 1999).