Sentence examples for painstaking reporting from inspiring English sources

If the White House didn't like Woodward's book, nobody disputed the fact that it was based on painstaking reporting.

FOR their part, editors at The St . PetersburgTimes say Mr. Poynter was a visionary whose act of singular munificence allows their reporters to do painstaking reporting because the paper doesn't answer to outside investors who constantly watch the bottom line.

On the other hand, the painstaking reporting came at a price.

Already, most of the National Security Agency stories were being reported and edited out of New York … We will continue to do patient, painstaking reporting on the Snowden documents, we just won't do it in London".

"We will continue to do patient, painstaking reporting on the Snowden documents, we just won't do it in London".

Despite this apparent attempt at intimidation, as well as the previously reported nine-hour detention of Glenn Greenwald's partner David Miranda at London's Heathrow airport, Rusbridger explained that The Guardian "will continue to do patient, painstaking reporting on the Snowden documents, we just won't do it in London".

But among the runners-up was Mr Blair's response to the elegant, painstaking report he had commissioned on electoral reform from a panel under Roy Jenkins.

Fueled by the faith of Ms. Gruttadauria's parents, Anna and Joseph, who sat at her bedside for hours each day and gave painstaking reports of her progress and setbacks, people who knew her believed she would somehow survive.

But no matter how painstaking the reporting, it has been produced to serve a particular agenda.

Mitford's forté was reporting, not painstaking prosody.

It is a demanding form, requiring weeks or months of reporting and painstaking skill in leaving out all the boring stuff.