Sentence examples for impartial sources from inspiring English sources

Truly impartial sources are hard to find.

This underscores the importance of impartial sources of information such as the guidance provided by health technology assessment bodies like the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) in the UK and the Canadian Agency for Drugs and Technologies in Health (CADTH).

Impartial sources are extremely hard to come by in this conflict.

"Investors need an impartial source of information about which firms give the best advice".

With an article about a labor-management conflict, The Times should have relied on an impartial source for photographs; failing that, the caption should have specified that the source was an interested party.

These are hosted on the UKSIC website, a trusted and impartial source of advice for parents, and supported by a range of resources on the safe use of internet-enabled devices and how-to guides for parents.

This is important because the BBC is considered by many listeners to be an impartial source of information which, unlike many other media outlets, has not been captured by corporate interests.

The continuing cuts and threats to BBC funding may also be seen as an attempt to tame criticism of government policies from an impartial source of news, while it remains unclear if the second part of Lord Justice Leveson's inquiry concerning malpractice in other sections of the media will go ahead.

Not an impartial source, National Post.

It's not an impartial source, of course, by the Gutthmacher Institute estimates that "Each year, the contraceptive services provided just at publicly funded clinics help women avoid 1.4 million unintended pregnancies, which would result in 640,000 unintended births and 600,000 abortions".

"Customers have to believe that we're an impartial editorial source," says Doug DeSantis, president of Wireless Dimension, which lets consumers compare wireless-phone plans in the top 50 U.S. metropolitan areas.