Sentence examples for by reporting something from inspiring English sources

Both the Rick Perry campaign and Politico did the wrong thing by reporting something that wasn't true from anonymous sources".

The experienced editor and journalist helps prevent the rookie from getting in trouble by reporting something inaccurate.

And then there was the day she broke the Internet by reporting something that no one in the media had written before – that, according to Sanrio company guidelines, Hello Kitty is not a cat.

We want things that happen to be reported and people not to feel threatened by reporting something... but if someone commits a serious crime, a felony, we're not going to offer sanctuary to someone like that".

There is a difference between tattling and doing the right thing by reporting something.

There is an argument that this may actually reduce the likelihood of contract cheating being reported, although this could be countered by making it a 'duty to report', something that would apply anyway to teachers and students on many professional qualifications (medicine, nursing, law etc).

But Dixon, Cui and colleagues report something more unexpected.

Mr. Giddens points out that the firm tracked its liquidity and transfers between accounts by "informal means" that included oral reports, something almost unfathomable for an organization executing billions of dollars of trades a day.

First off, there is a difference between population numbers and conservation status, as reported by something like the International Union for Conservation of Nature's (IUCN) Red List – the world's most comprehensive database on the subject.

If the killer's claims are included in the body of the story, they should be clearly reported as something alleged by the killer and they should be accompanied by expert analysis about domestic homicides.

The irony, of course, is that all of the women believe they were treated terribly by their schools after reporting sexual assaults, something University of Oregon researcher Jennifer Freyd calls "institutional betrayal".