Sentence examples for of reporting with from inspiring English sources

Reports from the town were contradictory, underlining the difficulty of reporting with authority in a country where foreign journalists are mostly barred.

In 1970 Thompson introduced his subjective style of reporting with the article "The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved," in which he was a central part of the story.

American newspapers, once home to unfettered political agendas, have labored in the modern period to cull point-of-view out of reporting with the result that "newspaper writing turned into some of the dullest prose on the planet," in his view.

Seventy percent reported that PACS had improved the speed of reporting, with 57% reporting that it had improved the working patterns of junior medical staff.

Furthermore, there is a lamentable lack of transparency of reporting, with the "Materials and Methods" sections of many publications, especially those with high impact factors, not fit for the purpose of evaluating the quality of any reported qPCR data.

Martha Stewart also lent star power as a presenter (as a winner last year, and nominee this year), as did CNN poster-boy Anderson Cooper, who interspersed furrowed-brow ruminations on the importance of reporting with a joke or two about Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears.

Third, our subjects were selected on the basis of reporting sex with other women.

The odds of reporting CSA decreased with illiteracy.

In the youngest age group (5 14 years) hearing, vision and communication were the most common types of limitations reported, with 47% of disabled individuals reported problems with hearing.

This low rate of reporting is consistent with rates of reporting in other elderly populations in the United States.

Only spurious cases of worsening of migraine were reported with use of Fingolimod.