Sentence examples for evenhanded report from inspiring English sources

"This is an evenhanded approach, and an evenhanded report," Dr. Leffall said.

In "Elizabeth and Hazel," he provides a patient and evenhanded account of their messy relationship over the decades.

"You have to be evenhanded in reporting science results, and it's apparent that there is a tendency for that not to be occurring now," said Dr. James E. Hansen, a climate expert who is director of the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies in Manhattan.

Franck, whose racing articles are carried regularly by the Reuters news agency and by various international magazines, is known for his access to figures in Gearhead Nation and his evenhanded, precise reports.

But say what you like about their boss, Bill Clinton's economists have always been admirably honest and evenhanded in their reporting.

"We're very complete and evenhanded in our reporting.

Fox executives and correspondents have long insisted that the news reporting is separate from the ideology of the prime-time shows and that the reporting is as evenhanded and down-the-middle as anything in TV news.

The report issued Friday seemed evenhanded.

But defense lawyers said he had a reputation as being evenhanded.

The book goes on to tell the Hubbard story in a carefully evenhanded way.

The report carried water for business interests in other ways, sometimes with assertions that seemed evenhanded but were open to question.