Sentence examples for tenor of reporting from inspiring English sources

The tenor of reporting is sympathetic to the demonstrators, and there is concern that China might crush the protests.

But judging from the tenor of the reporting around Bannon's ouster, the former (and maybe future) head of Breitbart sounds really, really mad.

Cases of thyroid cancer occurring in exposed children in both Belarus and Ukraine in 1990 were reported to the team but were apparently not followed up (IAEA 1991); the general tenor of the report suggests that they were largely discounted because of the belief that I had a low carcinogenic risk and that the latent period was too short.

But Bornstein's report, released in December, raised eyebrows then because it veered so dramatically from the detail and tenor of medical reports traditionally made public about presidential candidates and presidents.

Despite the stronger tenor of the report, other analysts remained cautious about drawing broader conclusions.

But the overall tenor of the report was upbeat, and so was its assessment of the Palestinian people.

The bleak tenor of the report brought a bit of pessimism to Wall Street, paring some of the earlier gains that followed Mr. Bernanke's remarks.

But that did not change the tenor of the report, which confirmed that the sector was failing to recover despite interest rates near record lows.

But that goody may be more than balanced by the overall tenor of the report, which repeatedly cautions that regulators must be on the outlook for efforts to evade the rules.

A second member, Desmond Travers of Ireland, was quoted by The Associated Press as saying he was surprised by what Mr. Goldstone wrote and had not seen the Israeli military investigations, but added, "The tenor of the report, in its entirety, in my opinion, stands".

The tenor of the reports is positive because benefits are emphasized (74%) and about 67% of positive assessments and only 4% of negative assessments are mentioned.