Sentence examples for reporting ahead of from inspiring English sources

The best reason not to share reporting ahead of time is the most obvious.

In March, the Guardian in partnership with 350.org launched Keep it in the ground, a campaign for fossil fuel divestment, a call made in parallel with stepped-up climate reporting ahead of December's crunch UN talks in Paris.

Half of respondents ranked it first as a trusted source of balanced and unbiased reporting, ahead of family members (18%), national broadsheet newspapers (11%), social media (5%) and national tabloids (2%).

"Over the coming days we will be testing a new set of news touchscreen graphics on the balcony set – bringing some of the techniques developed for the general election into our everyday reporting, ahead of the EU referendum which will be a huge story for the channel," said Taylor.

Media reports ahead of the Rio 2016 Olympics have made much of Brazil's deadly crime problem.

James Grzinic at Jefferies issued a hold note, and said: Ocado reported ahead of our expectations but we note a marked reduction in sales growth in the second quarter.

Media reports ahead of the race focused on North Korea's discriminatory treatment of disabled people, highlighting defectors' accounts of disabled people being housed in group homes or camps and kept out of the capital, Pyongyang, and other major cities.

Arts Editor Will Gompertz reports ahead of the UK auction.

Unesco and Save the Children released a special reported ahead of Malala's speech.

Tensions between the views of the US and Russia were widely reported ahead of the start of the World Conference on International Telecommunications (Wcit) last Monday - but it was not known if Moscow's stance would be supported by others.

In this case, news of the exploit was reported ahead of the industry coalition's intended public disclosure date at which point Intel immediately engaged the US government and others".