Sentence examples for reporting from the new from inspiring English sources

This weekend, we'll be reporting from The New Yorker Festival over on the Festival Blog.

In a statement following reporting from The New York Times and The Washington Post, Hoffman did not dispute the assertion that he funded the efforts, but denied any knowledge of the controversial tactics themselves.

By Sarah Crowe The following story is based on reporting from the new documentary, 'Not by Bombs and Bullets: Behind the DRC Conflict', about the war's ongoing effects on women and children (see video links at right).

In 1989, he published "Mr. Personality," a collection of his reporting from The New Yorker.

The matter-of-fact reporting from The New York Times (via the Associated Press), San Francisco Chronicle, and Coalina Record expressed the perceived important facts from those not worthy mentioning.

The New Yorker's Seymour Hersh, building off earlier reporting from the New York Times, dropped news of the possibility that such a ring existed in a March 2009 discussion sponsored by the University of Minnesota.

Reporting from the New York Stock Exchange on Monday, the CNN financial news anchor Lou Dobbs said, "This country is blessed with a very strong economy and the greatest democracy in the world".

News of Thiel's property-buyup follows a report from the New Yorker on how New Zealand has become the destination of choice for super-rich seeking getaway options from a future political or natural disaster.

But the researchers report isolating from the new strain a small, circular strand of DNA, known as a plasmid.

But Harry's reports from the New World proved exaggerated.

A 2010 report from the New South Wales Independent Commission Against Corruption spelled it out.