Sentence examples for reporting legacy from inspiring English sources

A show w/ reporting legacy of 60 Minutes should have turned its reporting muscle back on itself to explain to viewers what happened, and why.

Princeton has reported that legacy applicants are admitted at roughly four times the rate of applicants overall.

Journalists, he wrote, could now have "an impact beyond mere 'reporting.' " "We are entering a new world that seeks not only to report the legacy of tyrants and mass murderers, but to call them to account," he wrote.

In 2005 BusinessWeek reported that legacy costs added $1,600 to the cost of each GM vehicle.

We now report the legacy effects of this 12-week intervention on glycemic control and other diabetes-related outcomes in the same cohort over a total of 52 weeks.

Another legacy reporting Wednesday and another posting a loss is Northwest Airlines.

Ms. Wall had reported on the legacy of Uganda's torture chambers and on Cuban internet pirates who distributed episodes of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" without authorization.

The Times regularly reports on the legacy of the United Nations' failures on women's rights in its coverage of the sexual violence in Congo, the soaring rates of maternal mortality in poor countries and the burden that H.I.V.-AIDS places on Africa's women.

The New York Times reports that the legacy of discrimination in Trump housing developments started with the developer's father.

Ideally, reference sequences would be annotated in a fashion that would allow for verification of variants reported using either legacy or HGVS-compliant nomenclatures.

Eighty per cent of analysis goes back to reporting in the dear old "legacy media" (such as the New York Times).