Sentence examples for built on reporting from inspiring English sources

By 1972, the campaigning process had become gonzo enough to warrant treatment by Hunter S. Thompson, whose "Fear and Loathing: On the Campaign Trail '72" was built on reporting for Rolling Stone.

The trips build on reporting students have done in New York.

The Globe story builds on reporting from Ron Suskind's book on the Obama administration's economic management, Confidence Men, revealing that while Summers publicly praised Warren as an excellent candidate to head the CFPB in July, he in fact opposed appointing to her director of the new regulatory agency when he served as director of the president's National Economic Council.

As well as its dire warning about the likely presence of GCSE examinees, the theatre's website also strongly hints that this isn't a show for those with psychiatric or cardiac complaints: the initial popularity of the show was built on reports of theatregoers leaving their seats and wits.

13 This database will be built on reports on suspected ADRs submitted by its member states.

CD6 was previously regarded to be a costimulatory receptor however, this assumption was largely built on reports by ourselves and others in which CD6 was cross-linked together with the TCR using Abs 6, 7, 13.

These findings build on results reported in an earlier article which provided evidence to suggest that the EUDL program had an influence on self-reported drinking behaviors in three of the five communities.

Our findings build on research that reports that infant feeding decision-making and behaviour are not simply a choice between health and risk, or a planned behaviour [ 37, 38].

To evaluate trends in blood lead levels in children <6 years of age, this Quest Diagnostics Health Trends report builds on previously reported National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey data with a much larger national group and adds more detail and novel assessments.

Uranium One has been a calling card for right-leaning Clinton skeptics since Peter Schweizer wrote about it in his Steve Bannon backed takedown Clinton Cash in 2015; the New York Times built on his reporting and lent the case heft.

These built on earlier reports from the Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Alliance Standards of Care (ARMA) [ 4] and British Society For Rheumatology (BSR) guidelines [ 5, 6].