Sentence examples for print reports from inspiring English sources

Newspapers that print reports without submitting them first to the government for censorship face the seizure of printing presses and closing.

The Pima machines analyse blood samples and print reports for nurses in 20 minutes, meaning patients do not have to return to the clinic to get their results.

They are the people who answer the phones, print reports, sort out all the letters that go home and deliver your child's PE kit to them if they forget it.

Cue the media mushroom cloud: by Tuesday, there were print reports about the new scanning technology, heavy-breathing blog posts about the government using the technology to alter or gather DNA (yow), and every cable channel featured wall-to-wall speculation about what would happen when people got to the airport on Wednesday and how many would be carrying lanterns and pitchforks.

Using a variety of tactics to encourage wayward girls and fallen women to repudiate their ways, the Advocate also waged significant campaigns to check masculine seductive power over women, at times going so far as to print reports exposing individual seducers and lechers from particular communities.

This weekend, CNN put 14-year-old Suvir Mirchandani on camera to talk about a study he conducted that found US federal and state governments could save $370 million per year on printing costs with a simple solution: switch the fonts used to print reports from the bulkier Times New Roman to the thinner Garamond.

"For example, there are no photo jobs listed, but 'visual specialists,' " the reporter said, while the closest jobs to traditional print reporting seemed to be "topics beat reporter" and "local beat reporter".

The Texas print report will be supported by local advertising.

Helen Thomas, of UPI said TV dominates the news scene and print reporting has taken second place.

Cold print reported a scene that moved him: a shrunken body gently placed on a bed of waste, the refuse men standing awkwardly then, saying nothing.

Condé Nast's Vanity Fair was the worst performer among the big name titles in the sector in print, reporting sales of 81,344, down 8% period-on-period and 16.8% year-on-year.