Sentence examples for undercover report from inspiring English sources

Last year, American reporter Patrick Brzeski wrote an undercover report about the "underground gay scene" in the sultanate.

An undercover report showed executives at the company boasting of their influence in Trump's surprise election victory.

Dispatches 9pm, Channel 4 The recent expose of classroom behaviour on Five was bad enough, but this undercover report shows even more worrying trends.

On Sunday, Shanghai-based Dragon TV aired an undercover report which showed Husi employees picking up chicken from the floor and reprocessing what appeared to be rotten meat that was later sold with a fake expiry date.

Senator Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa and chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, requested the undercover report as part of his continuing investigation into the practices of the rapidly expanding commercial sector.

Both MPs were filmed appearing to offer to use their positions to benefit a fictitious a Hong Kong-based communications agency called PMR for thousands of pounds in an undercover report by the Daily Telegraph and Channel 4's Dispatches.

This anecdote is significant in the light of the furore caused by the Telegraph's undercover reporting.

It proved to be a stepping stone to the Sunday People, where he impressed the head of investigations, Laurie Manifold, with his undercover reporting skills.

In the light of Carol Howe's undercover reports to the ATF, the American government considered launching a raid on Elohim City in the months before the Oklahoma City bombing.

Brooke Kroeger, a New York University journalism professor whose book, "Undercover Reporting: The Truth About Deception," was published last year, told me that one of the guiding principles in undercover reporting is that it should not do "unintended harm to persons not in a position to defend themselves".

In it, she plays Josie Geller, an aspiring magazine writer given an undercover reporting job: to pretend to be a high school student to find out what modern schools are like.