Sentence examples for important reporting on from inspiring English sources

We agreed he probably was, before getting back to what we thought more important, reporting on Bush.

I also have been remiss in failing to point to the important reporting on the origins of the Heartland documents by Megan McCardle of The Atlantic.

* Ken Dilanian has some important reporting on how the question of whether Trump is compromised by a foreign power could continue to be a major issue, even if Robert Mueller doesn't bring "collusion" charges.

I am just as pleased with Carina Chocano's profile of actor and writer Mike White, the excerpt of Spalding Gray's witheringly candid diaries and Shannon Brownlee's and Jeanne Lenzer's important reporting on prostate screening.

At this pivotal moment in America, I'm proud to write for the Guardian, which has tough and brilliant journalists doing important reporting on everything from climate change to political crises, and columnists covering everything from feminism to pop culture to politics.

BBC environment correspondent Matt McGrath outlines five key takeaways from one of the most important reports on rising temperatures issued by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

In one of the most important reports on the subjects, the National Research Council NRCC), USA, concluded that consumers of enzymatic laundry products did not develop respiratory allergies [ 148].

On Tuesday, when the Census Bureau released one of the country's most important reports on income and poverty, dozens of facts were revealed.

In March, the JCHR published an important report on policing and protest, which had some fair recommendations.

Globally, it's also the time of year for some important reports on cereal markets and food security.

At the same time an important report on social mobility found that many low and middle-income children face being worse off than their parents.