Sentence examples for reporting based from inspiring English sources

He added, "This is crowd sourcing — reporting based on the work of many people, including your readers".

Reporting based on caches of internal documents from both the NSA and GCHQ continues from New York and Rio de Janeiro, but the key revelations to date are below.

Foreign news organizations were reporting, based on firsthand observations, that rebel forces were under fire but remained in control of the eastern half of the country, as well as many pockets in the west.

But the daily Berliner Zeitung is reporting, based on local government sources, that it expects the speech to occur at the base of the column, which is more than 200 feet tall, topped with a golden statue of an angel and known as the Siegess?e in German.

@pando @TechCrunch @Uber He then appeared to become slightly confused between critical journalism, and that of showbiz reporting based on rumours in the entertainment industry, of which he is frequently the subject: I believe we live in a day were the first word has become "the word" Rumors span the globe before anyone has an opportunity to defend them selves.

Considering the recent publication of the IFEM residency curriculum recommendations, we would encourage reporting based on these recommendations.

Rather than provide measured, reporting-based commentary, Todd and Marcus exemplify how journalists are capable of doing politicians' bidding.

This can be explained by the self-reporting based on interviews and questionnaires, like the Danish and EUROCAT NNL studies, being affected by several aspects influencing accurate recall [ 20, 21], such as language barriers, time pressure, or the woman's circumstances, like perception, expectation, experience, and education [ 22– 22].

Two papers used the snowball sampling technique to recruit nurse participants [ 82, 85], two convenience sampling [ 39, 73] and nine self-reporting based studies sampled the entire population within specified limits (e.g. through registration databases) [ 68– 75, 75, 81, 86, 87].

Between January 2003 and September 2010, the Norwegian Medicines Agency received reports of 51 ONJ cases potentially related to antiresorptive treatment, whereupon a study by Kruger et al revealed substantial under-reporting based on an e-mail survey of all active members of the Norwegian Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons.

The diplomats said the report might not lay explicit blame, but that its factual reporting - based on soil, blood and urine samples, and interviews with doctors and witnesses - could suggest who was responsible.