Sentence examples for rigorous news from inspiring English sources

Do Ethan Bronner and his equally obtuse editor Sam Sifton really believe that this is not the responsibility of an organization whose mission is to report substantively relevant and factually rigorous news?

Staff at the Yemen Data Project said they adopted rigorous standards, using news reports aligned with both sides in the conflict and crosschecked against other sources, such as social media, non-governmental organisations and evidence on the ground.

But her rigorous schedule of daily news conferences and interviews has inspired numerous sly suggestions that she might still be nipping out for a gelato at odd hours.

Rigorous censorship has ensured that news about the protests rarely makes it onto the Internet, let alone into the mainstream news media.

Tena faced rigorous questioning from the Mexican news media on Monday.

Its focus should be on "rigorous, impartial analysis of important news events and current affairs".

The result is a scholarly rigorous book that conveys more news than a cable bulletin, an academic work unafraid to get angry.

Rigorous restrictions on reporting the news have been put in place as the army attempts to fight off a critical campaign for the Jaffna Peninsula by the Tamil Tiger rebels.

Phillis chooses his words with great diplomacy: "The response of the media to a rigorous and proactive government and news management strategy has been to match claim with counter-claim in a challenging and adversarial way, making it difficult for any accurate communication of real achievement to pass unchallenged".

"Even the most rigorous search of media reports and news outlets misses about half the cases," Drezner told me.

"Many people would have expected him to collapse in either of the two debates or 'Tercer Grado,' " a political news show known for rigorous interviews, said Gabriel Guerra, a political analyst and consultant, about Mr. Peña Nieto.