Sentence examples for media would report from inspiring English sources

It was unclear how Russian media would report the news.

He'd put out a statement — not that the media would report it honestly ("Scum, scum, scum").

He did not ask the court to alter his curfew out of fear the media would report where he was studying and expose him to potential violence, Rancourt said.

The Afghan media would report that the ailing Taraki had died, omitting any mention of his murder.

WFTV reports the information that prompted arrests came from an FBI informant who spent two years infiltrating the group, which planned violence "so the media would report on it and bring new members".

The advert would be printed or placed and then the media owner would report back on how many people had seen the advert.

Political analysts said Mr. Sakaue had taken a gamble in speaking out because it was uncertain whether the mainstream media would even report his investigation.

And the success of his blog, as Navalny has pointed out, has had as much to do with what the Russian media would not report as what he would.

Although parapsychology journals have a much more enlightened policy with respect to publishing negative findings (that is to say, they do actually publish them), we were pretty sure that the mainstream science media would not report the results if we did so.

When a few protestors interrupted his speech by chanting, he told the crowd that the Democratic National Committee paid these people fifteen hundred dollars each and gave them new iPhones, just for disrupting his rallies, and yet the mainstream media wouldn't report it.

In my former life as a member of the media I'd reported countless stories of airline passengers who'd run afoul of heightened safety regulations these days.