Sentence examples for from which to report from inspiring English sources

Switzerland became an excellent vantage point from which to report on the gathering persecution of Jews.

As I searched for writing ideas and a fresh perspective from which to report them, my growing appetite for unfamiliar and rugged terrain became a valuable asset.

Chiara's structured point of view was the perfect angle from which to report on the multidisciplinary designer Mario Bellini ("Molto Mario," Page 118), whose iconic work encompasses everything from the Islamic Art Pavilion at the Louvre to his famous Cab chair for the Italian furniture maker Cassina.

Two studies reported data from which to assess the accuracy of Xpert in HIV-positive patients with culture-positive, smear-negative TB.

There are very few reports from which to estimate the number of R2R3-MYB genes in gymnosperms or to gain insights into the molecular evolution of this protein family [ 10- 12, 34, 35].

As a result, these spontaneous databases present challenges in analysis, because there is no defined population from which to base the denominator when estimating reporting rates.

Analysts said Nokia was trying to pre-empt what many expect to be discouraging comments from Motorola, which is to report earnings Wednesday.

Virtual reality can make you feel that you are in someone else's shoes – a significant development for journalism, which tends to report from the third person.

However, the potential consequences of researchers' choices of which results to report from a particular study are underappreciated.

Despite upbeat company forecasts, the morning gains in Japan were limited as investors waited to see corporate earnings reports in United States and Japan, such as the results from Intel Corp, which is scheduled to report later in the day.

When he'd been in the country about three months, he received a letter from the Selective Service System, which instructed him to report for a draft physical.