Sentence examples for opposed to reporting from inspiring English sources

A rise in prevalence, as opposed to reporting, is the development that everyone working in the area dreads.

Precisely why GMTV's political editor took the bizarrely unconventional step of filing it to the News of the World, as opposed to reporting on it for her own employer, has never been made clear.

The way I look at it is really about what I bear witness to as being problems in how our health system works, the kinds of issues my patients deal with, and how can we better understand those and tackle those, as opposed to reporting on laying blame at the foot of a particular person, or company, or hospital system.

Though I know child abduction by a stranger is extremely rare – the most detailed Home Office figures date back to 2003 when there were 59 successful child abductions, and there is no evidence that the actual incidence, as opposed to reporting, has gone up – I also know that in freak instances little girls can be bundled into white vans when they run away from their older brothers.

They showed how it inflated a problem for the sake of entertainment, as opposed to reporting one as news.

The study, conducted by researchers at the Sahlgrenska Academy at the University of Gothenburg, showed an association between reporting permanent stress -- as opposed to reporting no stress, or only periodic stress -- and an increased risk of diabetes.

She also said Labour was "utterly opposed" to reported proposals to "top-slice" the licence fee to fund programming at other broadcasters.

Activation changes in sensory-discriminative brain regions are nevertheless considered the gold standard when proving genuine changes in pain perception as opposed to report bias.

This is because if the sole explanation for the London/rest-of-England were that patients treated by London hospitals had higher expectations of quality then this factor could have been expected to chiefly have influenced their responses to evaluation (eg, 'overall, how would you rate your care'?) as opposed to report items (eg, 'outpatient waiting times longer than 30 minutes').

Earlier research also showed that rates of poor psychological adjustment of children with SCD remained relatively constant over time, however there was less stability in child psychological adjustment reported by children as opposed to reports by mothers [ 16].

The MTA study conducted in children with ADHD reported temporary long-term effects that dissipated over time [ 21], as opposed to studies reporting long-term benefits of treating youths with ADHD [ 22, 23].