Sentence examples for substantive reporting from inspiring English sources

I mean, what drives the President to use the word "ass" isn't the substantive reporting being done in the Gulf by local reporters and journalists who have travelled down their to butt their heads against BP's iron wall of media blackout -- it's been from the superficial carping of those who have been watching this disaster from 30,000 feet.

I had to go to Democracy Now for substantive reporting from Copenhagen.

Every four years, complaints about the media's coverage of presidential elections routinely bemoan a perceived decline in substantive reporting and an abdication of journalism's watchdog role.

Numbers drive Friedberg and Monsanto, and I wish that more substantive reporting had been done on the serious implications of one more tool being used for corporate profits rather than for the "health of humans and also for the planet," as Friedberg claims.

Maybe next weekend would be a great time for some substantive reporting or something!

Certainly there seems to be a greater appetite out there for substantive reporting on health care -- as well as less interest in wall-to-wall Palin coverage -- than conventional wisdom dictates.

It is divided between fluff — an "About Town" section offers extensive coverage of parties and premieres — and substantive, reported features with tart language like "Coroner's Report," an examination of a movie that flopped.

"I assume it might be a substantive report based on the personalities on that commission," he said.

They made contact with Slovak resistance forces and produced a substantive report on the extermination camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau.

The report also noted that since the last report, filed in October of last year, the government has received six substantive reports of violations related to the case.

This week the Asian Development Bank (ADB) published the first of what should be several substantive reports on the real state of Myanmar's economy.