Sentence examples for reports at a time from inspiring English sources

Journalistic collaboration is becoming increasingly important for the newsmagazine as a way to reach new viewers and produce more in-depth reports at a time when finances are tight.

In a May 12 , 2012New York Times article, Andrew Martin reports, "At a time of diminished state funding for higher education and uncertain federal dollars, Mr. Gee says that public colleges and universities need to devise a new business model to pay for the cost of education, beyond sticking students with higher tuition and greater debt".

"We've really revved up our investigative reporting at a time when a lot of the industry's cutting back," Mr. Umhoefer said.

However "equal if not greater importance", the report says, should be given to the "intrusive and insensitive" reporting at a time of "intense personal distress" for the family.

But the agencies required a fraud report from First USA to do that, and Ms. Bradbury said that it took First USA about 16 weeks to generate the report at a time when she had been hoping to obtain a car loan.

Updated at 5.39pm GMT 5.23pm GMT Leveson highlights: The Dowlers, the McCanns and Hugh Grant On the Dowlers: Subjected to intrusive and insensitive press reporting at a time of intense personal distress.

She wrote a column steeped in reporting at a time when other columnists increasingly focused on attitude, analysis and television appearances, and she did her own legwork well into her 80's.

"On current trends, by 2035 this inequality will reach levels last seen in the Victorian era," says the report, at a time when the authors say the UK has "weaker protection for those in work than Mexico".

Sands commissioned the report at a time when Adelson, according to his own court testimony, was deeply concerned about increasing restrictions on the growth of the gambling industry in Macau and difficulties he was running into selling property.

Releasing its report at a time when the banking industry is under intense pressure from the credit crunch, the OFT argued the market is not "working well for consumers".

The news of the agreement that Ms. Abedin made with the State Department was reported at a time when her husband, Anthony D. Weiner, a Democrat and a former congressman, was laying the groundwork for a candidacy for mayor of New York.