Sentence examples for rich reporting from inspiring English sources

Bomb City traces the biases and privilege that allowed such an unjust sentence to come down, drawing from court records, interviews with Deneke's friends and family, and rich reporting in the Dallas Observer and Texas Monthly.

Bomb City traces the biases and privilege that allowed such an unjust sentence to come down, drawing from court records, interviews with Deneke's friends and family, and rich reporting in The Dallas Observer and Texas Monthly.

The number of Americans who think the situation in Iraq is going well, which Mr. Rich reports as having gone from 85percentto35percentcent in about a year, may or may not be related to the sudden increase in American casualties.

This is similar to Twitter reporting, but many times more powerful given the scope for longer and richer reporting.

In 2010, differences in milk yield between rich and poor emerge, with rich families reporting an average of 503.42 ml ± 8.48 and poor families reporting almost 50% less (296.17 ml ± 3.58).

Motoko Rich reports on the latest jobs report and the effect it will have on the campaign trail.

The rich report being happier than the middle class on average, and the middle class report being happier than the poor.

Anecdotally, therapists to the rich report people who inherit their money are more prone to depression and the self-made often suffer from narcissism.

In his Margaret Thatcher lecture, Boris Johnson has exposed himself as a subscriber to the odious philosophy of the "undeserving poor" – and (by alluding to Gordon Gekko) the deserving rich (Report, 29 November).

Over at The Times's Economix blog, Motoko Rich reports today on a new study from the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce that indicates that college students might do well to study science, technology, engineering or math.

In Tuesday's Times, Motoko Rich reports that contrary to the premise of her new memoir, "Love and Consequences," Margaret B. Jones is not half-white, half-native American and was not raised as a foster child by a black family in South-Central L.A. Her real name's Margaret Seltzer and she's from Sherman Oaks.