Sentence examples for poor reporter from inspiring English sources

Some poor reporter was charged with the task of obtaining a denial.

Most people seem in a good mood, though I did just see some poor reporter from The Sun being harangued for Page 3. "I thought we'd got rid of it," he responded, unconvincingly.

7.42am GMT Here's a look at the wicket, by the way Tom Moody is about to head out there and take a look at it on behalf of Fox Sports and I feel genuinely sorry for the poor reporter beside him, who can't help but look like a dwarf standing next to Long Tom.

Finally, the scene begins, with Farrell handing over the laptop and notes of this poor reporter, who'll never know the satisfaction of winning that Pulitzer for Investigative Journalism, thanks to this cunning plot.

Whether an observed change in ATP content in cells reflects a change in mitochondrial function or an independent change in the metabolism of adenine nucleotides is impossible to determine without further experiments, so total cellular ATP is a very poor reporter of mitochondrial dysfunction.

He growled, quoted Auden, then sent the poor reporters on their way.

"Sex offenders are very poor reporters of their own negative behavior," Mr. Varela said.

Its members are twice as smart as the poor reporters who have to cover them, three times if you include the columnists.

Riether's voice carried all the conviction of one of these poor reporters who have to make out that "the atmosphere is building all the time here" – 10 hours before the first punter shows up.

Consequently, for herds with many excess CM cases in the CoDD, farmers were classified as poor reporters.

We considered adolescents to be poorer reporters of symptoms with regard to ADHD and AS than adults who knew them well.