Sentence examples for return to reporting from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perlman directed the coverage expertly but finally elected to return to reporting.

Mr. Johnson was an assistant to the metropolitan editor in 1977 and 1978, but asked to return to reporting.

Conservative media is undergoing an identity crisis, with leaders in the field calling for a return to reporting basics and a move away from weaponized and sometimes inaccurate reporting, Dylan Byers reports on Politico.

Richard L. Berke, an assistant managing editor at The New York Times, was named on Friday to be the paper's next national editor, replacing Suzanne M. Daley, who will return to reporting as a correspondent writing about Europe.

In our April "State of Tech" report, I forecasted that Intel would soon return to reporting gross profit margins in the mid 50% range and operating profits above 25%.

After working as an editor for several years, he asked his supervisors if he could return to reporting and was assigned to cover City Hall.

She called on her return to report that all signs pointed to a real accident.

Germans do not dislike the Greeks, and those who have recently visited Greece return to report that they were well received, despite various warnings that went around.

Inevitably he would return to report that the war was proceeding swimmingly, save for a few misguided "young crusaders" and Communist sympathizers among the American press corps there.

Officials told boat owners to put their property in shelter, totaling 65,000 vessels ordered to return to report.

Each spring, we prepared a simple tax return to report any earnings on the modest college funds established with a combination of diligence and thrift over the years.