Sentence examples for reporting can be from inspiring English sources

Reporting can be reckless, with some channels spreading lurid conspiracy theories in pursuit of ratings.

"Where reporting can be useful is as a prompt for companies to ask the right questions about how they can eradicate the gender pay gap," she said.

In a Times interview in 1966, he said, "What I think is that reporting can be made as interesting as fiction, and done as artistically".

Punishments for foreigners caught illegally reporting can be harsh – two French journalists were given short jail terms last year for trying to make a documentary on the separatist movement without authorisation.

In the Netherlands, though, reporting can be decided locally upon consultation with the clinicians involved [10].

Gaps in reporting can be explained, in part, by quirks in CENTCOM's data collection techniques, one military official familiar with the database told the Military Times.

Self reporting can be used as a simple clinical tool for diagnostic purposes.

In this way, gaps in evidence or inconsistencies of reporting can be readily identified.

Critical incident reporting can be used as grounds for dismissal if continuing unprofessional behaviour is observed [ 7].

That kind of self-reporting can be manipulated.

Limitations of self-reporting can be poor recall.