Sentence examples for frequently report on from inspiring English sources

As Human Rights Watch noted, Radio Free Sarawak and the Sarawak Report "frequently report on government corruption and criticize government policies affecting rural residents".

Yet Israel's unemployment rate remains above 10percentt, and the Israeli news media frequently report on what they view as signs of worsening poverty, like long lines at soup kitchens.

Although city dwellers are protected from the immediate effects of droughts, newspapers frequently report on the falling capacity of city dams and are required to reduce their water consumption with heavy penalties for non-compliance.

Patients with strong VEGFR inhibitor treatment frequently report on fatty stools, and VEGFR inhibitors were shown to decrease the zymogen granules in the pancreas (observed in animals under axitinib [2,104]) and to reduce pancreatic islets capillaries [100].

The antidepressants most frequently reported on were paroxetine (35% of total), venlafaxine (15%), citalopram (10%) and mirtazapine (8%).

The most frequently reported on-treatment AEs in all populations were nasopharyngitis, headache, bronchitis, and upper respiratory tract infections (Additional File 8).

Farms included in this investigation ranged in size from 22 cows to 1,268 cows, while deaths were most frequently reported on-farms with 51 100 cows (38%%; Fig.  5).> As reported previously [ 19], heat stress in Southern Ontario follows a predictable pattern during heat waves.

The Booze News column frequently reports on the health benefits of alcohol.

Shannon Service frequently reports on oceans and fishing, and is currently working on a documentary, The Ghost Fleet, about slavery in the international fishing industry.

This column has frequently reported on situations created by unscrupulous or underfinanced tour operators who took clients' money and shut up shop.

All three panelists have worked as journalists: Elif Batuman frequently reports on Turkey for the New Yorker, Renata Adler covered Selma and Watergate for the New Yorker in the 1960s and 1970s, and Indiana reported on the Kevorkian assisted-suicide trial and other matters for the Village Voice.