Sentence examples for give up reporting from inspiring English sources

Our top man, Hugh McIlvanney, had just moved to the Daily Express, and Arthur told me he wanted to give up reporting.

Mistreated students, in schools with poor policies and training, may quite understandably give up reporting the abuse to the school administration.

It doesn't mean, of course, that they have given up reporting the news.

Mr. Naughton gave up reporting in 1977 and became an editor at The Inquirer at the behest of its editor, Gene Roberts, whose staff was on its way to winning 17 Pulitzer Prizes in 18 years.

Moved by the land and people, she soon gave up reporting to devote herself to working with non-governmental organizations helping "Afghans rebuild their shattered but extraordinary country".

As the jurors in Baltimore were giving up, reports emerged from Ferguson, Mo., that officials were near an agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice on reforms related to the federal civil rights investigation into that city's policing practices that stemmed from the killing of Michael Brown last year.

"But the law is framed so vaguely that many media organisations will probably give up investigative reporting altogether as it is too dangerous".

At the conference, Facebook said that rephrasing the multiple choice answers to sound more "conversational" -- switching "embarrassing" to "it's embarrassing" -- decreased the likelihood we'd give up on reporting the photo (from 13 to 11percentt) and increased the likelihood we would select an emotion over "other" (from 50 to 78percentt).

Social Media: Just Give Up Ross Kimbarovsky reports on data that could support giving up on social media marketing.

After Hetherington's death, Junger gave up war reporting for good.

Before the MDC and Zanu-PF formed the unity government in February 2009, officials had given up on reporting official inflation statistics.