Sentence examples for decent reporting from inspiring English sources

As with the CBC and NPR, it seems that the best way to discourage the only decent reporting left in the world is to underfund it.

She said she had found me after searching through various LI high schools and towns and cross-referencing my career in the fashion industry -- decent reporting skills on her part, but the reality was that this agent actually knew nothing about me.

If no decent report is attached to the bill, members on the floor should start challenging the sponsor for details.

"It's a decent report, but it's not by any means robust," said Conrad DeQuadros, senior economist at RDQ Economics, a research firm.

The organisers of the Talk campaign, an equally grassroots exercise at the very least, weren't even able to get enough funding to get a decent report out.

"If a company like Caterpillar shows a decent report, the stock is going to respond well and, in this case, take a couple of other industrial issues up with it".

"Overall this is a decent report in the context of an economy growing modestly, but there are clear signs in the household employment and temp numbers to suggest better times ahead," said Ian Shepherdson, with High Frequency Economics.

And while the city council's early years advisory service, which had regular contact with Little Ted's, was concerned about management there, Ofsted gave it decent reports when it was inspected.

Apple ended up with a pretty decent report for its second quarter, beating analyst expectations on most of its metrics — but it is making a huge move in terms of returning capital to investors.

He said investors seemed to be more focused Tuesday on earnings, and hoping some decent reports so far will continue and buck the currently low expectations investors have.

"These tell me which companies have decent fundamental reported trends and some indication that projected earnings are rising," Mr. Streed said.