Sentence examples for tough reporting from inspiring English sources
Butler's study of the flaws in end-of-life care mixes personal narrative and tough reporting.
We're not going to pretend like we're all super tough, reporting robots who don't have any feelings".
Ms. Politkovskaya was known for her tough reporting on human rights abuses in Chechnya.
While working at Editor & Publisher, Mr. Brown wrote commentaries urging newspapers to uphold tough reporting standards.
After years of being tethered to my middle seat too near the lav, struggling distractedly through great prose, tough reporting, clear-minded thinking, biting analysis — and understanding nothing.
Asked what impact the current economic attack would have on tough reporting, Roberto Santiago, deputy boroughs editor, said in a voice mail message: "Absolutely none.
"Benevolent but tough," reported British intelligence.
A public school that enrolls mostly well-off white kids has a 1 in 4 chance of earning consistently high test scores... a school with mostly poor minority kids has a 1 in 300 chance," Tough reported in the New York Times after examining a host of studies.
And tougher reporting laws will not change their actions.
We also have to ask what took the commission so long — and hope this new toughness will carry through to a smart and tough report.
He said he will not shy from issuing a tough report if justified by evidence.
