Sentence examples for reporting arise from inspiring English sources

Rather than focus on identifying errors or inaccuracies in the data, we extend previous research by exploring how the discrepancies in race reporting arise and whether they provide insight into why racial disparities in vital statistics persist.

As new reports arise of pedophile abuses and diocesan cover-ups in Europe, Chile and Brazil, Benedict has had to face the scandal and its victims more directly.

How might the patterns we report arise?

The major limitations of this report arise from the cross-sectional design.

But when reports arose of fatal crashes involving Ford Explorers equipped with Firestone tires, the public safety concern made the relationship seem far more intricate.

Firm evidence of educational benefit is a bit patchy, with various case studies and reports arising from pilots currently supplying the data.

When the first reports arose on Friday that Ceske Radiokomunikace, the Czech Republic's large telecommunications company, was planning to delist its shares and move to the Cayman Islands, the Prague stock market naturally went haywire.

The policy was put in place last summer amid a series of embarrassing revelations about the city's handling of illegal minors and even as reports arose of several serious crimes committed by illegal residents.

The report arising from the review, published on Thursday, said there had been 37 complaints of sexual harassment at the corporation over the past six years, with a "very small number" ongoing.

The Avon and Somerset police report arises from a complaint against it made by Christopher Tasker, a local man who had been "sett sitting" on the night of 12 October 2013, when some badgers were shot.

The troupe's first two years didn't do much to dispel the idea that it was a rich woman's whim: there was no headquarters and few performances, and reports arose of an oddly corporate environment with dissatisfied collaborators.