Sentence examples for combines reporting from inspiring English sources

And over the weekend, online sources like TehranBureau.com, which combines reporting from Iran with observations from outsiders and accepts donations, had surges of traffic as users sought information about the protests in that country.

As he did in his critically acclaimed 1996 book, "The Song of the Dodo," which did for island flora and fauna what "Monster of God" does for alpha predators, Mr. Quammen combines reporting, library research, interviews with experts and his own observations to give the reader a wonderfully visceral appreciation of his subject.

Stossel's style combines reporting and commentary.

This 98-year-old magazine, which combines reporting and criticism, is owned by Brant Publications, whose chairman is the prominent art collector and former Andy Warhol buddy Peter Brant.

If we combined reporting and non-reporting hospitals, the differences in adherence would likely be increased.

This spring, combined reporting came up for consideration in eight states, said Joseph Crosby, of the Council on State Taxation, which represents large corporations on state tax issues and opposes combined reporting.

Instead of adopting combined reporting, the legislature decided to follow Maryland's example and study it.

For two years, companies will file both a standard separate tax return and a return showing how much they would owe under combined reporting.

His job, part of a broader experiment at The Post, was to combine reporting and opinion in search of deeper understanding of the conservative movement.

Mr. Gigot's work on his column over the last 14 years, he added, "is a distillation of The Journal's opinion pages' traditions" of combining "reporting with sound political advice and political principles".

An announcement yesterday said the book, to be titled "The Icarus Complex," would combine reporting and analysis in shedding light on how money and power affect behavior and create a culture of permission...