Sentence examples for remarkable reporting from inspiring English sources

Mailer won two Pulitzer Prizes, one for Armies of the Night, he remarkable reporting about the antiwar march on the Pentagon in 1968, and one for his landmark novel, Executioner's Song, in 1979.

The New York Times is to be applauded for its remarkable reporting.

Read Dexter Filkins's remarkable reporting from Pakistan to get a deep sense of the game the ISI, the Pakistani intelligence service, is playing.

The reference is to Gene Miller, now a Herald editor, who, in a remarkable reporting career that concentrated on the felonious, won the Pulitzer Prize twice for stories that resulted in the release of people in prison for murder.

Meanwhile, the paper this year continued to publish remarkable reporting, including Maggie Haberman and Peter Baker on the Trump White House, and Jodi Kantor, Megan Twohey, Susan Chira, Emily Steel, Michael Schmidt, and others on sexual harassment in the United States.

Callimachi has done remarkable reporting from Africa over the past seven years.

The remarkable reported activity of griffithsin against laboratory strains and primary isolates of T- and M-tropic HIV-1 prompted us to perform a detailed structural analysis of this protein as the first stage of our attempt to design small peptidic analogs that potentially could mimic the anti-viral properties of the native griffithsin.

In this remarkable report on a public caricature, Tom did what all good reporters do.

The day Bush left for Europe, the National Institutes of Health published a remarkable report on stem-cell research, based largely on a review of more than twelve hundred scientific publications.

(Jon Lee Anderson, who published his own remarkable report in this week's New Yorker, was among the friends and family to celebrate Anthony at his funeral on Tuesday in Beirut).

Elsewhere, we have a remarkable report from Cambodia on the young women who are turning to kick boxing as a route out of poverty and inequality.