Sentence examples for picked reports from inspiring English sources

And this phytonutrient-rich fruit begins to lose its antioxidant potential soon after it is picked, reports Jo Robinson in the recently published "Eating on the Wild Side".

If we want to pick reports from thinktanks to bolster arguments, then we could point to the Australia Institute's Great Barrier Bleached report suggesting that about $1bn in tourism income could be lost every year in Queensland if severe bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef continues in the years ahead – bleaching clearly linked to the burning of fossil fuels including coal.

This thing even picks reports.

Earlier today LeMonde picked up reports that the operation had ended, but those reports were later contradicted by the communications minister, who said military operations were ongoing.

Mobile app downloads continued to decline in April and the cost to acquire loyal users picked up, reports mobile marketing firm Fiksu in its latest report out today.

Mutual also picked up reports from various news agency stringers, including Walter Kerr of United Press.

The site has streamlined a system that carefully picks off reports of problems, such as password resets and wonky profile pictures, while sending a report in two clicks.

StopBadware.org picks up reports of email malware attacks on pro-Tibet groups.

"Thomas Levet on French TV has dismissed any potential questioning of Monty picking Padraig," reports Niall Sheerin.

A few days ago the Balkan media were picking up reports from Kurdish television saying that the 24-year-old from Kosovo was dead.

But about the time that he took the oath of office, United States officials began picking up reports from confidential informers documenting his ties to Mr. Carrillo Fuentes.