Sentence examples for interested in reporting from inspiring English sources

He was not only interested "in reporting the news, but in making it".

"Newspapers are not interested in reporting statistical dead heats," he says.

Originally from San Antonio, Texas, she is interested in reporting and storytelling about issues that affect underrepresented communities.

They suggest that all these publications are overly influenced by the fund-raising industry, which is naturally more interested in reporting success than failure.

The travelling press corps was less interested in reporting on Blair's speech than in pursuing Gilligan's allegation that the government had "sexed up" the September dossier.

Sound-bite journalism that is more interested in reporting isolated 'gaffes' than conveying the actual substance of a person's ideas will naturally cause story subjects to behave defensively".

Worse still, the far eastern press were not interested in reports about UK politics.

As a sufferer of Crohn's disease, Neil was especially interested in reports that insects are highly nutritious.

"I recall them saying to us, Toyota, myself, that they were not interested in reports alleging uncontrolled acceleration that occurred for a long duration," Mr. Santucci testified.

According to the securities industry official close to the investigation, the N.A.S.D. is interested in reports that Mr. Grubman wrote about Winstar in 2001 and whether the optimism in those reports was reasonable or reckless.

Specifically, the agency is interested in reports that Wall Street bankers put pressure on Moody's not to lower its rating while a possible merger between Enron and Dynegy, a smaller competitor to Enron, was being discussed in early November.