Sentence examples for reporting is accurate from inspiring English sources

The recorded share of teenage pregnancies ending in abortion is higher in some Scandinavian countries (although there, reporting is accurate): in Sweden it is 69.6%.

Catherine J. Mathis, a spokeswoman for The New York Times, said that "we believe Ms. Stowe's reporting is accurate" and that "until we see the subpoena, we cannot make a determination about what course of action to pursue about whether to testify".

"If Buzzfeed's reporting is accurate, then we are in a similar place that led Congress in Nixon's day to draft articles of impeachment," agreed Ciara Torres-Spelliscy, a law professor at Stetson University in Florida.

But now that he's been confirmed, if the Post reporting is accurate, Secretary Carson would be signing off on a nearly $2 billion cut to operating and capital funds for maintenance that fight these problems in homes, which in turn keeps children healthy.

Validation studies have found transfusion reporting is accurate, has ascertainment around 85% and has not changed over time [ 11, 30].

Given the high prevalence of ADHD and the elevated rates of associated sleep disorders, our finding that parental reporting is accurate is clinically important, as it can be used as the basis for an accurate and feasible assessment method in a clinical/pediatric setting.

So I can only assume that the BBC's reporting was accurate, and Weston Park kept slopping about.

Former Mayor Richard Riordan remembered Orlov as "a beautiful man" whose reporting was "accurate and fair to everybody".

She was not questioning whether or not Hastings' reporting was accurate, but whether he had permission to quote McChrystal and his posse for public attribution.

Assuming the National Review report is accurate, this is a particularly damaging one.

He will also quiz them on whether a specific newspaper report is accurate.