Sentence examples for careful reporting from inspiring English sources

There are some judgments, but that has to be rooted in fair and careful reporting.

"We have to be very careful reporting on this".

That seems to be an actual increase rather than an artifact of more careful reporting.

Nineteenth-century newspapers trafficked in amazingly detailed accounts of murders and careful reporting of trials that invited readers to parse the evidence themselves.

Less weight could be given to the argument that The Times provides "careful reporting and thoughtful analysis" in comparison with other newspapers publishing the embassy documents.

Through this fetid swamp of sexual misdeeds — real and alleged, involving three governors in two states — The Times has threaded its way with both careful reporting and good judgment over the past two weeks.

Lord Butler's excruciatingly careful report will change not a single mind.

In a careful report published on November 19th in the Orlando Sentinel, Sean Holton and Jeff Kunerth analyzed the voting systems used in Florida.

He was clearly a very careful report and blurb-writer, but he could also explode with adjectives.

There was no climactic moment when an attempt to oust the prime minister became inevitable; and certainly the careful reports by Lords Hutton and Butler into aspects of Iraq did not provide any.

And they are a humbling example for the Communist Party news outlets and state television, whose blinkered coverage of rescued babies only belatedly gave way to careful reports on the public's discontent.