Sentence examples for reporting credit from inspiring English sources

A reporting credit on Friday with an article about Congressional efforts to avert a fiscal crisis misstated the given name of a writer who contributed from Washington.

A reporting credit on April 14 with an article about the current incarnation of the American Basketball Association misspelled the surname of a researcher who contributed.

Because of an editing error, a reporting credit last Sunday with an article about the impact of sequestration described incorrectly the location of a writer who contributed.

A reporting credit on Monday with an article about the film business in China misidentified the city from which Gu Huini contributed research.

A front-page article on Monday about the unrealistic expectations of families in the pursuit of college athletic scholarships omitted a reporting credit.

(Kaffir means disbeliever, or infidel). Because of an editing error, a reporting credit misspelled, in some copies, the surname of a contributor who reported from London.

He added that after his Tuesday remarks were publicly reported, credit card volume jumped by 15percentt.

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