Sentence examples for resources to reporting from inspiring English sources

While it is no longer feasible to commit the same resources to reporting on the project, the Guardian has a commitment to regularly visit Katine to update readers.

Fox anchor Sean Hannity announced the programming change, telling viewers that Fox would devote all its resources to reporting the Clinton impeachment to the exclusion of all other news stories.

"The message today is that we are going to devote even more time and resources to reporting the high quality stories that our readers deserve and demand," Mr. Osberg said.

At the time, Mr. Osberg said, "The message today is that we are going to devote even more time and resources to reporting the high quality stories that our readers deserve and demand," adding, "And to be clear: when the facts warrant it, nobody will get a free pass".

The paper's imaginative and risky exploitation of all available resources to report every aspect of the sinking of the Titanic in April 1912 greatly enhanced its prestige.

On more than one occasion, Joe accompanied his female employees to human resources to report what happened.

This is to control for companies that self-select for endogenous reasons such as having better financial performance or resources to report more frequently.

In practical wireless networks it must be noted that if a user requires no utility, i.e., it demands no resources at a particular time instant, it still has to utilize some resources to report its utility function to the resource allocation agent (central controller).

Phone scammers continue to target grandparents with this scam because it is very effective and because seniors often lack the resources to report types of scams like this.

Gonzalez says that when he went to human resources to report the problem, his bosses retaliated, and he and Fabian and Garcia-Ayala were eventually fired.

ProPublica is another nonprofit news outlet that's using its resources to report on how people in power and major corporations exploit the weaker members of society.