Sentence examples for reporting journey from inspiring English sources

Our reporting journey has turned up some counterintuitive stories, like how insurance companies sometimes require patients to take brand-name drugs — and refuse to cover generic alternatives — even when that means patients have to pay more out of pocket.

That discovery started her on a reporting journey that ultimately allowed her to lay out in excruciating detail the way those at the top and the bottom of the heap in Birmingham, the men in the suits and the old boys who knew their way around a stick of dynamite, worked together to foster an atmosphere of bigotry and brutality that even for its time was almost without equal.

This presentation will discuss Performance Services' reporting journey and several use cases including (but not limited to) unplanned readmissions, staffing optimization, operating room (OR) surgeon utilization, supply chain, hand hygiene compliance, emergency department (ED) physician consults, NSQIP (National Surgery Quality Improvement Project) reporting and patient satisfaction.

Perhaps the strongest feedback I received during my tour was that companies in Asia need support throughout their reporting journey.

As we build capacity in Asia, companies should be aware that GRI offers support to organizations throughout their reporting journey.

They are here to work together and learn from each other as they set out on this reporting journey into a rapidly changing Burma.

Assuming that each infection was acquired during the most recently reported journey, patients contracted ovale malaria in at least 15 African countries, with Nigeria and Ghana being the most commonly identified places of origin, reflecting the popularity of these destinations in travellers returning to or visiting the UK (table 1).

"In a majority of cases, paradoxically, state action appears to be the primary factor finally pushing individuals into violent extremism in Africa," the new report, Journey to Extremism, says.

Even some living in government-controlled cities are reported to journey to Taliban sharia courts for justice, spurning the corrupt government alternative.Apparently sure of victory, the commanders said the Taliban would not negotiate with Mr Karzai.

I was invited along to report the journey, with film-maker Laurence Topham: too often, journalists see only the results of work that has taken years to produce, missing the many twists and turns, and the humanity of how science is really done.

We also had the opportunity to report our journey in Washington D.C., as well as at the International Red Cross in Switzerland.