Sentence examples for reports first hand from inspiring English sources

Chairman Clarke Carlisle urges FA to act to clean up the image of the game after Terry court case Mihir Bose reports first hand on Dave Richards' embarrassment in Qatar Harry Redknapp's innocence was no surprise to his legal team, who had been saying for months the charges should never have been brought.

As Kenya teetered on the brink of civil war, our correspondent put himself in considerable danger to report first hand on the tribal violence engulfing the country.

We're in the business of trying to describe the world, the business of journalism that is deep and intelligent and reported first hand, and we can't do that if we stay home.

Only 48 of the 351 respondents (13.9%) reported first hand experience with one or more patients with kernicterus.

The main aim of the sampling strategy was to identify interviewees who could report first hand on the development and implementation of the strategy.

In this study, where narrative or description was reported first hand and related to issues of choice in childbirth this data was considered appropriate for concurrent analysis.

Papers were included for review if they entailed narrative or description reported first hand, related to issues of choice in childbirth, and grounded in experience of that process.

Furthermore, patients in this study reported first hand observations of the effect of unhealthy practices such as a salty diet and sedentary lifestyle on their blood pressure readings.

In this superb account of Gaddafi's downfall, Hilsum reports first-hand on the 2011 uprising, but sets it against longer history.

Many of its installations and many other buildings in Gaza have been reduced to rubble.Israel is bracing itself for a new wave of global opprobrium once the world's press is finally allowed into Gaza and reports first-hand from the ruins.

But it's easy to forget those are all still rumors because Apple obviously won't comment on anything and so the information is based on leaked reports, second-hand whispers, inferences and digging through software code.