Sentence examples for reporting is coming from from inspiring English sources

"The accurate reporting is coming from inside the White House," Colbert mockingly cried out.

(Incidentally a shorthand way of telling which direction any analysis or case report is coming from is whether the author refers to that court as the "court of human rights" or "Strasbourg". Needless to say the ECtHR is referred to as "Strasbourg" throughout).

But where the report is coming from is not as important as who reads it, particularly for advertisers.

Economists are forecasting that another solid jobs report is coming from the Labor Department on Friday, with payroll gains of about 190,000 in July and the unemployment ticking down to 3.9%.

Mr. Mahon said that a growing percentage of reports were coming from mandated reporters, people who are required under state law to report suspicions of child abuse.

So we're not sure where the reports are coming from".

Reports are coming from journalists and activists about gunbattles in central Tripoli, including Green Square.

In fact, sources of technical metrics in these reports are coming from huge, unverified and non-normalized system-generated events and logs in a large enterprise environment.

Although there are no hard statistics yet to show an increase in suicides related to the financial crisis, anecdotal reports are coming from around the globe.

"He wanted to see what reports were coming from the North Charleston police department because of the fact that they may have told the truth," Scott told Time.

"And I don't even know how to comment because I have no idea what kind of investigation the media reports are coming from.