Sentence examples for sober reporting from inspiring English sources

The catch is that it's funded by the government, and that means it's forever caught in an ideological battle between those who feel the government should not be in the business of funding news and entertainment, and those who rely on the ABC for its fiercely independent and sober reporting.

Recently, through sheer drama and persistence — certainly not through sober reporting — it has inspired massive street protests that have shaken Indian politicians.

The Edward R. Murrow model of objective, sober reporting that reigned for many years in T.V. news is gone and not coming back.

Even this sober report barely begins to convey to national and state policy makers how much cuts to the judiciary have harmed individuals and democracy.

So a sober report on, say, house prices ends up as a criticism of the Republican party's fiscal policy (without any details of that policy being provided).

"This is, I think, a very serious and sober report," a senior Pentagon official said at a news briefing on Thursday in Washington, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak publicly.

Meanwhile, here's the Guardian's sober report on the supreme court's ruling, Owen Bowcott's earlier report and his analysis of its significance for privacy law in the UK.

Instead of rejecting a sensible, sober report from a key international body, it should own up to the mistakes of the past, consider the report fully, and act on it.

The world's climate could be hijacked by a rogue country or wealthy individual firing small particles into the stratosphere, claims a warning that comes not from a new Hollywood movie trailer but a sober report from the World Economic Forum WEFF).

But a sober report from the Congressional Research Service blames neither the E.P.A. nor the oil companies -- though a close reading suggests that both deserve a slap on the wrist for being caught unawares by a shortage they should have seen coming.

Wild theories about their economic impact (miraculous, according to the government; disastrous, according to detractors) were flattened earlier this month by a sober report from the House of Lords, which found that high levels of net migration over the past decade have had "very small impacts" on Britons' personal incomes.