Sentence examples for reports deeply from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, several posters on SchoolBook called the reports deeply flawed and criticized the city as well as the news media for making them public.

Importantly, Mr. Moss reports deeply from inside the food companies: researchers, marketers, strategists, C.E.O.'s and many who have left their work, some with regrets about how good they were at leveraging the bliss point.

The rockets landed harmlessly in farming areas near the Gaza Strip, but Mr. Boucher called the reports "deeply troubling" and said that "Chairman Arafat and the Palestinian Authority need to act now to halt this kind of dangerous and provocative escalation".

The veteran Times reporter Seth Mydans and the Magnum photographer John Vink have both reported deeply and extensively about forced evictions, especially in Phnom Penh, a campaign against poor landholders so odious that it caused the World Bank to suspend loans to Cambodia.

"They were reporting deeply held grudges from the first grade," she recalled.

Sidney Blumenthal, journalist turned Clintonist, has written a deeply reported, deeply partisan book about his time as a senior White House aide.

In a speech to the council this week, however, Mr. Posner called the report "deeply flawed" and criticized the council for what he called a fixation with Israel.

Over 100 soldiers now face court-martial.Deeming the new report "deeply disturbing", Nick Birnback, the UN's spokesman for peacekeeping, said it was impossible to ensure "zero incidents" in such a big organisation.

We withdrew from reporting deeply on America and the world and now citizens have done an end run around us and are communicating through their own networks – sometimes for better, other times, for worse.

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said that he found the report "deeply disturbing," and that the actions it found were why, "during the first 10 days of becoming secretary of the interior, I directed a strong ethics reform agenda to clean house of these ethical lapses at M.M.S".

In sharply worded filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday, Disney called the ISS report "deeply flawed and out of touch with shareholder interests," laying out a detailed argument as to why the combining of the chief executive and chairman roles was not a reversal.