Sentence examples for being reported accurately from inspiring English sources

"We have a good sense that the data are being reported accurately," says Ellen Stover, chief of the NIMH division supporting the study.

These events have been reported accurately, with frequent quotations from US officers.

The "staggering mass slaughter", as the New York Times described it, was reported accurately across the mainstream, and with unrestrained euphoria.

And even if the details were reported accurately, it was not clear whether further discussion on the proposal shifted the tenor of the summit meeting.

(Wearing a pair of $15 white trousers bought during one of his monthly trips to Costco, Mr. Grammer said that his paycheck had never been reported accurately).

He noted that the attack had not been reported accurately or rapidly to senior commanders, most likely because of improperly placed loyalties.

The scientists involved arrived at a broad agreement on the best interpretation of the results and those conclusions were reported accurately.

He says the quotes were reported accurately, but that they were never meant to imply that Tong or Moakes had a drug problem (Tong declined to comment and Moakes didn't reply to an email request).

Here it is, followed by a few of my thoughts: After reading Ami Kassar's Tuesday column ("The Big Banks Say They Are Meeting Their Lending Commitment"), we want to make sure you have information on F.D.I.C. call report data, what it shows and how it differs from the lending commitment reported by Karen Mills, U.S. S.B.A. Administrator, so this data is reported accurately.

First, larger deals and deals involving multiple angels are more likely to be reported accurately.

The freeze point of jet fuel must be reported accurately to ± 1.0 °C [10].