Sentence examples for boring reporting from inspiring English sources

It's almost becoming boring reporting that the Amazon cloud had a monster quarter.

To be late writing boring reports or to write scrappy minutes for meetings.

Will the Guardian also be ejected next year for calling the event boring and reporting that there was no Internet connectivity or heat?

On the evening news tonight, a senior political commentator, bored with reporting Mr. Sharon's commanding lead, had already moved on to speculating about what Mr. Barak would do after he lost.

But Olivia Fox Cabane, an executive charisma coach for Fortune 500 companies, insists that everyone can have it and regrets that charisma has so long been ignored as a topic of scientific study That boring English gameA correspondent reporting from some corner of a foreign field reflects on the recent growth of cricket in France.

In a thoroughly boring Department of Energy report on the energy-efficiency of microwaves released last week, the agency announced that it would be using a higher "social cost of carbon" in its calculations.

But reporting from North Korea is by turns fascinating and frustrating, exciting and extremely boring.

Is crime reporting as thrilling and glamorous as it is made out to be? Crime reporting is very boring.

In Indiana University's 2009 "High School Survey of Student Engagement," involving more than 40,000 high school students nationwide, nearly half reported being bored every day in school, with 17percentt saying they were bored in every class.

Eighty-one percent of those who reported being bored said that they weren't interested in the material, 42percentthoughtht it wasn't relevant to life, and 35percentt said they didn't have positive interactions with their teachers.

Sliva expressed disappointment at being given "nearly no recognition from Don't Starve itself" upon being killed by a frog, and reported being bored for roughly 30 minutes at the overly familiar starts of later playthroughs.