Sentence examples for reporting for that from inspiring English sources

I did a lot of reporting for that story about the forensic evidence trail surrounding that particular attacking group and I interviewed well-placed Indian and American officials about what intelligence collection showed and did not show about the links between these militants and the Pakistani state.

For instance, an advisor should determine whether there are money-losing investments that can be sold to offset capital gains the client will be reporting for that tax year.

In addition, the data we included for each trial is entirely dependent on the quality of reporting for that trial and may not be a true reflection of the actual quality of the conduct of that trial.

The Times discovered after being blocked in 2012 that hackers with possible ties to the Chinese military had targeted the newspaper's computer systems and that the attacks coincided with the reporting for that Times investigation.

In a fascinating interview that year in the Guardian, Lennon (whose reporting for that newspaper was at the source of the film) describes how he made it and the controversy it aroused, and poses what he calls "the crucial question": Did Irish politicians ever succeed in freeing themselves from what we describe in the film as "that terrible and fatal connection between church and state"?

11 We present each checklist item and follow it with a published exemplar of good reporting for that item.

He has since returned to the United States and continues to report for that newspaper.

Over all, the four companies had $66.4 billion in revenue in 2000, or $433 million more than AT&T reported for that year.

Our estimate of the variance explained by a chromosome is correlated with the number of times suggestive or significant linkage with height has been reported for that chromosome.

First, the date reported for that earthquake (twelfth of Bhadra sudi) curiously corresponds to the date of the 1833 earthquake.

In the innermost track, OrphaNet and OMIM, the higher the bar is the more diseases has been reported for that gene or region.