Sentence examples for tenacious reporting from inspiring English sources

His tenacious reporting played a crucial role in exposing the ethnic cleansing of Muslims in Bosnia.

It is unclear whether that kind of tenacious reporting specifically attracted Adelson.

Roach applies her tenacious reporting to the laboratory dissection of sex, producing an enlightening, highly amusing romp.

Buried within that grim assessment is a curious kind of optimism, bolstered by the kind of tenacious reporting for which this author is well known.

(Kudos to the Times's Robin Pogrebin, whose tenacious reporting in recent months may have been the straw that broke Brodsky's back).

The outcome follows tenacious reporting by the Bath Chronicle, which first published the events surrounding the remuneration committee and Breakwell's pay in the face of hostility from the university's administration.

These stories showed the best of what BuzzFeed News can do, from rigorously reported, crafted, and presented long features to creative and tenacious beat reporting that refuses to let go". The NPF also took a look at online and digital media, recognizing the website Re/code with the Excellence in Online Journalism Award.

The "tenacious investigative reporting sparked interest by the traditional news media and led to the resignation of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales," the citation read.

The article by Seymour M. Hersh pits a tenacious investigative report er against one of the nation's most aggressive military men.

His hold on power is still tenacious, and reports of his political death are exaggerated, thanks not least to what remains an unelectable Tory Party.

Venue owners are reporting a steady increase in attendance at their clubs, and tenacious promoters have started throwing parties in other parts of the city.