Sentence examples for tradition of reporting from inspiring English sources

Did they stick to their tradition of reporting only on what they saw and ignoring hearsay evidence?

It later posted the full article, along with a defence of the piece, saying it fell within the magazine's tradition of reporting serious political and cultural issues.

Faced with an economic slump, a growing number of national retailers are abandoning the longstanding tradition of reporting monthly store sales and forecasting annual profits.

For some, the imprecision and circumspection around Rypien's death is not surprising given the tradition of reporting on suicide in Canada.

Captain John Smith sent two expeditions in search of the missing colonists and inaugurated a long tradition of reporting rumors of light-skinned tribes who just might be descended from Roanoke.

Many have long enjoyed a publish-and-be-damned tradition of reporting stories which beyond doubt serve the public interest by exposing corruption, injustice or the abuse of office – precisely the kind of campaigning journalism in which Hugh Cudlipp revelled.

(HuffPost, for one, was starting to make a Thanksgiving tradition out of reporting on this case).

(HuffPost, for one, was starting to make a Thanksgiving tradition out of reporting on this case). Hammered for years over its pay and working conditions, Walmart recently took a big step in rehabbing its image when it announced it would have a $10 minimum wage in its stores by next February.

So Prof Longley is part of a well-established tradition of report authors who have seen a need for reform.

He described him as a photographer "in the finest tradition of war reporting".

The NUJ's general secretary, Michelle Stanistreet, said: "The Express and Star have a fine tradition of sports reporting … cutting sports staff to the bone is a sure sign that Desmond does not care a fig for the paper" She thinks the fact that Taylor, Platt and O'Leary have spoken out "is a sign that Desmond should sell the paper to somebody who cares about what the readers want to read".