Sentence examples for assiduously reported from inspiring English sources
It's his customary stellar work — knowledgeable and wise, assiduously reported and flawlessly written.
It is assiduously reported, wide ranging, full of insider stories about the superheated world of the stock market in the late 1990's and the traders, television analysts and journalists who made highly visible careers in it.
Any attempt by banks, supermarkets, pubs and publishers to cater for a growing Polish market is assiduously reported by the Mail, alongside stories about how police, firefighters and local authorities train a few staff to speak Polish or produce leaflets in the language.
It has been noted that the Standard sale has been assiduously reported by old man Murdoch's London Times.
The winter months of his 1938 diary assiduously report his performance as a member of Lowell's varsity track-and-field squad.
– Editorial, Daily Beast The Guardian has been at the forefront of the investigations into phone hacking, assiduously reporting the story when both the Metropolitan police and the Crown Prosecution Service had failed to pursue the case.
The case also exposes the Achilles heel of Qatar's pan-Arab satellite TV channel, Al-Jazeera, which assiduously reports human rights violations in other countries around the world but rarely in Qatar itself.
It has been critical of the allied forces and has assiduously and quickly reported attacks on American soldiers.
The two sisters are known within the fiercely gossipy enclaves of British literary life to be at odds, and are reported to assiduously ignore each other's work.
The reader wrote: "It's not bad enough that Ukip is being reported on so assiduously and cravenly, that you give so much air time to these blow-hards, but that you allow 'Jews' to be bandied about in this way, in this tabloid headline fashion, and it is just reminiscent of antisemitic propaganda of the past.
Still, The Republic reported that behind the scenes, the governor was "assiduously cultivating allies".
