Sentence examples for earnest reporting from inspiring English sources

Well regarded and familiar to many young, professional New Yorkers, the publication had teeth, attitude and occasionally some earnest reporting.

And in anywhere but Britain an earnest report on this very worthy subject would induce yawns.

Jack Hitt's earnest report on new tribal allegiances would have been whimsical except for its startling implications (Aug. 21).

If everything passes off as expected, Friday morning's news will mix triumphal interviews with Ed Miliband and earnest reports about searching questions for the Tories.

"All were on the young side, very much in earnest," she reported to Marjorie Wilkes Huntley.

I first heard about the main case described in the article, against a lawyer named Albert Santoro, in 2006, and began reporting in earnest at the beginning of 2010.

It's worth noting that Musk's rant against the media in May began in earnest when Reveal reported on working conditions at the Tesla factory in Fremont, California.

Studies, including the meta-analysis by Nattabi, Li, Thompson, Orach, and Earnest (2009), have reported that between26%and57%57% of WLWH intend to have children (Loutfy et al., 2009; Ogilvie et al., 2007).

To combat the rampant abuse, Twitter began updating its abuse reporting mechanisms in earnest starting last year.

He told HuffPost that after he started making reporting calls in earnest, he soon got the full Weinstein armada of alpha lawyers and flacks ― including high-powered attorney David Boies ― pressuring the magazine to stand down.

It is a strong sign that the so-called 'culture wars' of the US have arrived in Great Britain in earnest," the report says.