Sentence examples for reporting can make from inspiring English sources

Sontag's Regarding the Pain of Others (Hamish Hamilton) reassesses the power of imagery and the use and misuse television reporting can make of it.

Ultimately, perhaps, such reporting can make a difference.

Optimising Pd, as shown in Table 1, by immediate laboratory reporting, can make an essential improvement and should be applied.

Our findings emphasise that inadequate reporting can make the transparency and interpretation of randomised clinical trial results difficult and that timing and quality of registration of randomised controlled trials still needs improvement.

What a difference a few years, and a few Surgeon General's reports, can make.

This report can make a strong claim to be the most important contribution to understanding advertising effectiveness of recent years.

The countries receiving the reports can make them public, but in such cases they must release the entire contents.

Acknowledging this, finding ways to automate portions of the compilation and "writing" of reports can make a huge difference in time spent.

Senior administration officials said on Tuesday they believe the commission's report "can make a significant contribution to school safety". .

Even if so far there is insufficient experience with using such narratives in EBHI [ 10], these personal reports can make scientifically-based information more accessible to some readers [ 15].

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".