Sentence examples for raw reporting from inspiring English sources
This is a true breaking story, and it's just raw reporting".
Also, a raw reporting of contrast ratio may obscure more important information, said Joel Silver, president of the Imaging Science Foundation, a company that trains technicians who perform custom TV calibration.
On top of that kind of raw reporting, Shim's background in web analytics at places like Quantcast, Farecast, and aQuantive puts the company in a strong position to handle big amounts of data and shape it into quantifiable trends.
Some of the earliest and most raw reports of the revolution in Egypt were published on Twitter.
The Defense Department acknowledged the Oct. 27 letter included a classified annex of "raw reports or products" of U.S. intelligence agencies on "the relationship between Iraq and al Qaeda," cautioning that it "drew no conclusions".
As it happened, Hacker's paper was released the same week we all got a look at the raw reports that made up the 1940 census; one wonders what demographers might use that data to establish in a hundred years.
Intelligence experts questioned whether the new cabinet office would be an improvement because it would largely receive distillations of intelligence rather than the raw reports that will remain under the jurisdiction of the C.I.A., the F.B.I., the National Security Agency and other federal agencies.
Mr. Feith, a chief proponent and architect of the war in Iraq, is among a small group of administration officials who have been accused by Democratic critics of using intelligence selectively to support his views, by drawing on raw reports to reach conclusions that differ from those of the intelligence agencies.
If the agency instead forbids the company from "interpreting" the tests — that is, if the agency insists that the companies strip from the raw report of genotypes any information about health risks — it would, as the Cold Spring Harbor geneticist Gholson Lyon pointed out this week, threaten to make the data meaningless.
The crew writes this off as the "result of more careful scrutiny of raw report information available".
These immediate and often quite raw reports are captured 'on line' and are given extra poignancy and significance as they become part of a narrative sequence lasting over several months and even years.
