Sentence examples for reporting became from inspiring English sources

With each step, the reporting became more polished and thorough.

The figures for the first year are based on providers who opted tomake their data available to the government, but reporting became compulsory in April 2016.

This is how straight-down-the-middle reporting became more or less the rule in America — on TV, too, until Fox News came along.

In the wake of Thatcherism, under the leadership of its director general John Birt especially, editorial authority was centralised, programme-making was marketised and the BBC's reporting became much more pro-business.

The importance of amateur reporting became apparent at the G20 protests in April, when dozens of cases of alleged police brutality were captured on mobile phones and cameras by protesters and bystanders in the crowd.

Traditional reporting became more difficult: first because of budget cuts and then as a consequence of both celebrities and members of the public being given greater protection, by regulators and the courts, against invasion of privacy.

When journalists become crusaders, then their reporting becomes less trustworthy; their beliefs affect what they choose to write about and how they present the news.

But then -- why has reporting become the substance of politics?

With the individual now identified and providing his account, further reporting becomes possible.

Reporting becomes even more challenging when we see members of the police perpetuating anti-Muslim sentiment online.

Just as a sidebar, I remember talking to Ted Conover, who, when he does his reporting, becomes someone else.