Sentence examples for busy reporting from inspiring English sources

The impact assessment for the policy was released on the DWP website while journalists were busy reporting on general election results.

Normally media-friendly, the Florida senator was largely absent from the cable news networks, which were busy reporting one blow after another to his already faltering campaign.

4.53pm GMT Spare a thought for Bianca Westwood... Gillette Soccer Saturday's gal on the spot at the Madejski Stadium has had been kept ridiculously busy, reporting on two goals and three sendings off.

However, with television busy reporting from the caves of Tora Bora, this revelation -- which shows that the tax cut was sold on utterly false premises -- wasn't even considered headline news.

More to the point, I have also been busy reporting and writing this week's cover article on President Barack Obama's foreign policy, as his second term begins.The article argues that there is much to like about the foreign policies pursued by Mr Obama during his first years in office.

BAGHDAD — The war that arrived a decade ago is still too painful and too controversial to be taught to schoolchildren or subjected to serious academic study at universities, and the local news media are too busy reporting on the latest bombings, protests and political disagreements to care much about an anniversary.

A significantly higher portion of the non-reporting doctors considered that they were too busy, the reporting system is too time-consuming, and reporting would violate patients' privacy.

I was busy too, reporting for newspapers, living in Manhattan, more single than married.

The FEC had a busy day reporting out multiple draft advisory opinions on important super PAC cases.

This was performed in order to have an objective measure of referral which did not depend on a busy practitioner reporting.

"The phone was always busy," investigators reported.