Sentence examples for reporting accurate from inspiring English sources

In 2012, no winner was declared in the Republican caucuses for almost three weeks because of problems reporting accurate results.

Hancock said: "Overall, the BBC does a good job in reporting accurate, balanced and impartial rural stories.

Sir Nicolas returns to the UK in a hailstorm of UK reporting – accurate and inaccurate – on the perceived failings of the Strasbourg court and its judges.

Both the high death toll and the long lag in reporting accurate information raised the possibility that the accident had resulted from poor safety procedures or faulty rescue operations, which are endemic in China's fast-growing economy.

People should be extra careful in obtaining and reporting accurate information rather than racing to be first in order to "scoop" the competition.

Many scientific papers suffice with reporting accurate masses and retention times to "identify" metabolites (Table  1).

Mr. Dunlap testified he had never told Mr. Edwards to do anything but report accurate numbers.

Another reason for the inflated numbers is that commanders often choose not to report accurate casualties or desertion in the ranks, to mask their failures.

It is equally as pessimistic to believe that the government anytime soon will report accurate numbers.

Several factors influence children's ability to report accurate information about their dietary intake.

In the bad-mouthing attack, the relay node does not report accurate link quality between itself and the source node.