Sentence examples for correspondents less from inspiring English sources

Correspondents less concerned with the facts and more interested in rushing stories into print wrote damaging stories that hurt their side.

Foreign correspondents got less time; celebrities got more.

NBC News on-air correspondents, a less frequent presence on MSNBC in recent years as the channel added more politically progressive talking heads, will play a larger role again.

I think the White House correspondent is less important today.

One general in the northeastern state of Adamawa told your correspondent that less than 50 percent of his forces' equipment is "serviceable".

This book by a former Washington Post correspondent is less a biography of Al Qaeda's mastermind than a history of the contemporary jihadi movement, which Mr. Randal argues was inadvertently strengthened by American hubris, ignorance and missteps in the Middle East and Persian Gulf.

The advent of the telegraph compounded this latter development; a prime minister or president could now communicate swiftly with his generals, and newspaper correspondents could no less quickly with their home offices.

Then again, Special Correspondents is ultimately less a character piece and more a message movie, thanks to a narrative shift that refocuses the film's attention on the evils of contemporary slacktivism (a bete noire for Gervais).

What was once a robust corps of some 25 foreign correspondents dwindled to less than five, which accompanied the closing down of almost all the magazine's foreign bureaus.

My guess is that correspondents would have been less phlegmatic then.

Part of the strategy entails more use of correspondents like Mr. Miller and less use of consultants, Mr. Rhodes said, citing appearances on "The Early Show" by Sharyl Attkisson,Lara Logan and others.