Sentence examples for more important reporting from inspiring English sources

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

At least some of their more important reports should be debated on the floor of the House on a substantive motion with a vote at the end, thus paving the way for the House to amend the direction of government policy.

It tells young people, 'If you want to get into something bigger than yourself, something more important than reporting on Hollywood celebrities — ' No offense, Bob".

Settled in Norfolk, he slipped gratefully into feature writing, bored with the growing cult of football writers who thought that their personal views were more important than reporting fairly and fully on the game.

But it is also the case that British newspaper commentary is among the liveliest, most combative and sharpest in the world; that it is now seen by editors and owners as more important than reporting, at least as measured in the amount of money paid to commentators as against that paid to reporters.

For policy purposes, the distinction between 'avoidable' and 'unavoidable' cost estimates may be more important than reporting the total or full cost of air pollution-related health hazards.

Even more important, the report does not account for jobs created by American companies overseas that did not involve a direct layoff in the United States.

The proportion of scores <11 per patient found in our <span class="lh lhs">study is more important than reported in literature [5].

Perhaps more important, the report did not change the basic story of an economy that is experiencing subpar growth but is in recovery rather than recession.

More important, it reports its GDP "at factor cost".

More important, the report labels four types of abuse: physical, sexual, neglect and emotional.