Sentence examples for portal reporting from inspiring English sources

They are the "creative middle class," says Gregory Shvedov, editor-in-chief of a news portal reporting independently from the conflict-ridden Caucasus; the same folks who would join any anti-regime demonstrations unless they're busy vacationing abroad ("fresh air," I've heard them call it).

TEHIP is a relevant portal reporting extensive toxicological information worldwide, including several scientifically peer-reviewed databases residing within the web-based TOXNET system [ 25].

The police subdued it by midmorning, Indonesia's Metro TV and Detikcom news portal reported.

The downgrades came a day after Portal reported third-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street expectations, but revenue growth that disappointed industry observers.

According to the Interior Ministry, 799 people were detained, 119 arrested and hundreds injured during pro-Kurdish demonstrations over the last week, after rumors circulated on the Internet that a leader of the P.K.K., Abdullah Ocalan, had been mistreated in prison, the Firat News Agency, a Kurdish news portal, reported Thursday.

When the imperiled portal reports its second quarter earnings at 5 p.m. EDT the numbers won't be the show stopper, Semel's performance will be.

Go2net gnet saw a more modest gain after the Internet portal reported earnings of 7 cents per share amid rising sales and traffic, exceeding the consensus estimate by 5 cents per share.

Nine respondents who had logged in to the portal reported finding incorrect information.

None of the health portals report considering how effects are presented in their selection criteria.

Sutton has experienced very few problems with the portal, reports Allan, other than a couple of occasions when it went down, and suppliers who have been unsure how to use it or have not read the instructions.

But Ihar Shunevich stood out among them in the unmistakable blue uniform, low-peaked cap and high black boots of the People's Commissariat of Internal Affairs - the dreaded NKVD, the TUT.by news portal reports.