Sentence examples for reporter's knowledge from inspiring English sources

Careful attribution also alerts readers to the limits of a reporter's knowledge by owning up when the writer got the information somewhere else and can't personally vouch for it.

He also helped pioneer software to enable correspondents working abroad to use the emerging technology, his knowledge of the reporter's needs combining with his computer knowledge.

But without Foer's knowledge, Preston had forwarded the note to a reporter, who then e-mailed Hughes.

Mr. Wilson began to spread the word to reporters that he believed the president's speech had misrepresented the government's knowledge.

These days he no longer boasts a beat reporter's liver or his formerly molecular-level knowledge of New York.

Normally, the reporter is being told to testify about his or her knowledge of a crime; this time, the reporter's conversation — the source's half of it, anyway — is itself the crime, if a crime there was.

"Spencer is a must-read reporter with extraordinary knowledge of his patch.

As a point of pride, perhaps, Dr. Hillis confided to a reporter that his knowledge of the Windows operating system was better than he let on.

It's common knowledge, let's not beat around the bush," Mr Varoufakis told reporters in Brussels.

In May (three weeks earlier), van't Schip, at his first official news media event at Omnilife, was tested by Mexican reporters on his knowledge of Chivas's history.

But Valentine did not admit to that, instead chastising the news media and challenging reporters on their knowledge of what happened.