Sentence examples for forefront of reporting from inspiring English sources

The fact that disability has a positive aspect for many, although not all, disabled people is not usually at the forefront of reporting these issues.

Also detained have been dozens of family members of journalists from the Washington-based RFA, who have been at the forefront of reporting on the deepening crackdown in Xinjiang and the reeducation camps.

And we realise, of course, that as Asia and the Pacific accumulate more and more economic and political influence, we need to be at the forefront of reporting news about the region, and bringing international news to its people.

As Unmanned Systems have seen unprecedented levels of growth over the last twenty years, and they are expected to dominate future applications in diverse domains, JINT is at the forefront of reporting scientific breakthroughs in UVS.

The Intercept was co-founded by journalists at the forefront of reporting on the disclosures from former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, and the site has quickly distinguished itself for aggressive coverage of national security issues.

NEW YORK -- Glenn Greenwald and Laura Poitras, two American journalists who have been at the forefront of reporting on documents leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, will return to the United States on Friday for the first time since revelations of worldwide surveillance broke.

The poor showing by DPR comes at the forefront of reports that the state's pesticide use has increased, nearing record highs.

Exaro, which has been at the forefront of reports on the subject, reported last month that Alexander wanted to extend the review to health authorities, local government and the BBC.

The ABC has been at the forefront of reports on abuse claims from asylum seekers and reports that Australia had spied on Indonesia.

But by making sure I make regular trips to the border, I can put the human implications of policies in the forefront of my reporting.

The Sunday Times' sports pages were then in the forefront of sports reporting, but, even in such a talented team of great writers, Dudley stood out.