Sentence examples for reporting pressures from inspiring English sources

The first clue that the official statistics were misleading comes from looking at the most extreme forms of abuse and neglect, which are least susceptible to reporting pressures: child-fatality rates.

These limitations make it very difficult to determine whether changes in surveillance rates represent true changes in disease incidence or artifacts of definition subjectivity, external reporting pressures, and internal biases.

Other donors were reporting pressure as well, he said, so he asked to continue his work from London.

The House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, would not disclose today the details of a phone conversation she had with the movie mogul Harvey Weinstein, who CNN has been reporting pressured her about Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's candidacy a few weeks ago.

Lastly, while studies reporting pressure ulcer-related foot disease were all prospective and mostly of high quality, a large proportion reported only pressure ulcers on the heel.

Needle acupuncture with de qi produced more sensory changes, with all participants reporting pressure and tingling and three reporting pain (see online appendix, supplementary tables S1 and S2).

In practice we found the LHWs were not referring pregnant women to CMWs but rather to government facilities, reporting pressure from government facility staff to do so.

Retailers reported pressures to increase prices on popular consumer products, but many said they had trouble passing higher costs on to their customers.

Independent media and civil society organizations report pressure from the authorities.

Fincher withdrew last April after an alleged pay dispute and reported pressure from Angelina Jolie to helm Cleopatra, before DiCaprio followed him out of the door in October.

Ms Ferguson also reported pressure in the opposite direction, from older family members who felt that breastfeeding after four months was unnecessary.