Sentence examples for reporting accessible from inspiring English sources

Goldhagen's book has its uses, but today we need something decidedly better: a book on anti-Semitism that combines original reporting, accessible writing and a sense of restraint.

We have chosen an approach that allows us to keep our reporting accessible to everyone, regardless of where they live or what they can afford.

But Depp knows how to make Thompson's "gonzo" reporting accessible, and his "Rum Diary" is enjoyably cracked, if inconsequential.

"We have opened up our finance events for one wire and one print pool reporter to cover with the reports accessible to other media," Andrea Saul, a Romney spokeswoman, told The Huffington Post.

Second, the committee ignored advice to make the report accessible, and overloaded the report with recommendations.

at the point when may you have a report accessible on it?

Does the introduction provide enough details for readers who are not familiar with a particular disease/treatment/drug/diagnostic method to make the report accessible to them?

The advent of newspapers made such reports accessible to a large number of people and William Howard Russell was the first modern war correspondent.

For additional details of the methodology, please see page 20 of the report accessible here.

The Medical Services Advisory Committee in Australia performed an evidence-based assessment in their ACI/MACI report accessible on http://www.msac.gov.au/internet/msac/publishing.nsf/Content/E72BFBEC5447F91FCA25801000123B6D/$File/1140_Report_Final040211.nsf/Content/E72BFBEC5447F91FCA25801000123B6D/$

Even more exciting: with the rise of the Internet of (Medical) Things (IoMT), mobile and wearable devices are increasingly connected, working together to create a cohesive medical report accessible anywhere by your health care provider.