Sentence examples for street coverage from inspiring English sources

Business writer Gretchen Morgenson won the beat reporting award for her Wall Street coverage.

DealBook was created 10 years ago by Andrew Ross Sorkin as an e-mail newsletter, but as Sorkin's star rose because of his mergers-and-acquisitions scoops, DealBook became a centerpiece of The Times's Wall Street coverage.

The G.P.S. program provides the most detailed street coverage in France; in other countries, only major highways and major cities are mapped in detail; (800) 221-1052 or at www.renaultusa.com.

But mostly, he sat back and milked every last drop from a tempest-in-a-cable-box that NBC and its sister channels have been fanning ever since the "Daily Show" host began hammering CNBC for its complacent Wall Street coverage, singling out embarrassing market calls by Mr. Cramer in particular.

Another, for beat reporting, went to Gretchen Morgenson of The Times "for her trenchant and incisive Wall Street coverage," which focused in part on the business conflicts of financial analysts and the firms that employ them, which receive investment banking fees from the companies the analysts cover.

With little Wall Street coverage, these impressive numbers have yet to be recognized.

Like the Birmingham Post, another great name from the past, it's a weekly now, struggling to find a proper niche between the hyperlocal of street-by-street coverage and the supra-local that somehow pretends that Heswall and Maghull, Crosby and Huyton, all share the same identity and same interests.

A Guardian leader column condemned both the killing of a police officer and the wounding of demonstrators, saying: "we cannot harbour a diplomatic mission which shoots from behind its privileged curtains into British streets" Coverage in the foreign news section suggested that troubled regimes like Libya have a history of carrying out attacks abroad to distract dissenting voices at home.

FactSet Research Systems estimates that over the past six months, Wall Street research coverage has been reduced by nearly 25%, with more than 2,000 cases of analysts dropping company coverage.

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But one request by the S.E.C. for additional information relates to Wall Street's coverage of WorldCom.