Sentence examples for matter of reporting from inspiring English sources

It's a matter of reporting convenience; if you hang out there long enough, you are bound to run into all kinds of interesting people.

Or it is just a matter of reporting methods or of nephrologist beliefs regarding the timing of initiation of RRT when hard evidence is lacking?

It will be a matter of reporting all of their contributions and limitations of the various texts studied, both in terms of methodological and theoretical approaches and in terms of results and policy recommendations.

If it lacks the imaginative resonance of Ballard's other works, it more than makes up for this by the impressive quality of its matter-of-fact reporting.

Mainstream media defines journalistic integrity as a lack of financial interest in the subject matter of their reporting.

Iran's state news media matter-of-factly reported the embassy bombing, quickly moving on to the more upbeat theme of the nuclear negotiations set to resume on Wednesday.

Recalling a visit to a tavern named the Bull's Head, Dylan matter-of-factly reports that he never returned after seeing the ghost of one of its former regulars -- John Wilkes Booth -- and the real miracle here may be his luck in being one of the few Americans who, fresh from Hibbing's superb public schools, could pick John Wilkes Booth out of a lineup.

Kilgore matter-of-factly reported home on just about every grade in every class in college, every story for the Journal, every step up the ranks of management; and his father (his mother died in 1941) gave gruff encouragement, sometimes leavened with a plainspoken notation of how there might be room for improvement in his performance.

The pressure from AFP appeared to have ratcheted up after Hutchins had matter-of-factly reported Crowder's views in support of turning the provider fee into an enterprise.

My point is that these subtleties of reporting matter too.

But it's not just a matter of taste, reports The Hollywood Reporter.