Sentence examples for gathering and presenting from inspiring English sources

The advent of motion pictures, radio, and television as news media called for an ever-increasing battery of new skills and techniques in gathering and presenting the news.

A statement issued Friday in the name of its president, Sally C. Pipes, said the institute sees its job as "gathering and presenting factual information to individuals in order for them to make their own decision".

Oreskes, co-author, with Erik Conway, of the 2010 book "Merchants of Doubt," said that many climate scientists today are loath to speak out on the issue, instead saying that their role ends with gathering and presenting the facts.

Curation means discovering, gathering and presenting content.

The quantitative approach has helped us to prevent bias in gathering and presenting research data and the discussion and experimentation involved in the process are more objective.

When you're a political pollster, the nuts and bolts of your day-to-day work is gathering and presenting data, so there's not usually much fun to be found.

The nefarious plotters engaged in "exposing cases of violations of human rights," training reporters in "gathering information," and "presenting full information on the 2009 electoral candidates".

Henning Schulzrinne, a computer-science professor at Columbia, says he hopes students will also leave the program with "tools to assist in gathering, processing and presenting news".

Despite advances in text summarization, only limited research exists on clinical summarization, the complex and heterogeneous process of gathering, organizing and presenting patient data in various forms.

Far more due diligence is required, though gathering material and presenting it in a user-friendly way has proved a major undertaking, given the spectrum of property types and markets.

Tests showed that the system was capable of gathering, processing and presenting robust values congruency data capable of exposing deep axiological traits which may be out of alignment in a religious institution.