Sentence examples for not simply reporting from inspiring English sources

With that in mind, the company says it provides "active defense," meaning it's removing attacks where and when they happen, not simply reporting on them.

Yet as Julia Guarneri reveals, newspapers did not simply report on cities; they also helped to build them.

At the heart of his success was the magazine's unusual, but popular, editorial mission: Soldier of Fortune's foreign correspondents often do not simply report from trouble spots, they join the fight.

Rather than imparting an opinion on the conflict that can sway the public in one direction or the other (the news is not found in the opinions section, after all), why not simply report things as they happen, factually and accurately, and let the readers decide for themselves who is to blame?

Results of each statistical test should be reported in full with the value of the test statistic and p-value, and not simply reported as significant or non-significant; more than two significant digits on p-values are usually not needed except in situations of extreme multiple testing such as in genetic association studies where stringent corrections for multiple testing might be used.

Emerging research demonstrates that the sensory system does not simply report the status of the environment.

Subjects did not simply report more symptoms indiscriminately, as evidenced by the lack of overall increased total symptom severity.

An advantage of a consensually agreed core set of domains is that it would encourage more complete reporting of relevant outcomes, so that investigators do not simply report a single dimension or outcome while ignoring others.

But my bigger problem is that Wired isn't simply reporting news about Digg.

I don't simply report the news, and I haven't for many years.

Wowd doesn't simply report on what its users are doing in real time, as some Twitter search engines do, for example.