Sentence examples for better reporting that from inspiring English sources

If the so-called journalists of cable news really want to protect us against totalitarianism, real or imagined, they'd do well to follow the examples of better reporting that are a part of our long history of newsgathering -- instead of simply aping the latest scare tactics at Fox News Channel.

A decade on and Time magazine went one better, reporting that Tiff had grown into "the most influential film festival, period".

A few months later, Quinnipiac University pollsters did the Times one better, reporting that only twenty-three per cent of New Yorkers wanted to see him reelected.

Mr. Giuliani said yesterday that by sharing crucial information with local law enforcement officials, the F.B.I. would in turn get back better reports that would help it with its own investigations.

The Syrian conflict has created a huge humanitarian crisis and being able to access all parts of Syrian society enables me to better report on that.

It may be that RCTs relevant to primary care are published in general medical and North American based journals and may provide better reporting of issues that relate to external validity.

As was the case for habitat detection coverage, and presumably for the same reasons, larval detection sensitivity was considerably better among CORPs, reporting that residents were reasonably rather than very supportive (Table 3).

We can talk better, Cavallari reported that the Pope said to him.

The timing -- unfortunately -- could not be better, with reports that city shelters are already housing more people than ever.

Officials say that better reporting is the reason for the growing numbers.

While Sutcliffe said that better reporting procedures were partly responsible for the increase in abuse allegations, she did raise concern at the "numbers of people directly affected".