Sentence examples for a year of reporting from inspiring English sources

After a year of reporting for her book, Ms. Lee writes: "I still wear leather shoes and don't investigate Bangladesh labor laws before buying a tank top made in that country.

Box-and-whisker plots (7 ) illustrate the skewed nature of the age distribution of cases by sex (A), year of report (B), and patient outcome (C); the third quartiles of the distributions (Q3, defined by the box tops) demarcate an age band (30 35 years) above which proportionally few cases (<10%) occurred.

Vasco Moreno of Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, an investment bank, thinks it will take a year of banks reporting decent numbers before an end can be called to the credit crunch.

In the first year of reporting, 1996/7, a total of 169 reports was received from 94 (22·1%) of the potential 424 hospital sites.

Mr. Vistica did more than a year of additional reporting before The Times Magazine published the article.

The news that Trump told his longtime lawyer Michael Cohen to lie to Congress is the culmination of more than a year of BuzzFeed News reporting.

Due to the fact that we exclusively contact each respondent at one occasion, there is a risk that respondents may report the variation they are experiencing at a given year instead of reporting a problem of a recurring nature.

-He transcribed a year of weather reports.

Emily MacFarquhar, who applied a scholar's meticulousness to many years of reporting on China and South Asia, notably in more than 20 years with The Economist, died on March 18 in her home in Cambridge, Mass.

The method for estimating caries risks at a given year of reporting has been explained previously [ 10].

Again, this was an epidemiological paper with figures presented over a three year period of reporting.