Sentence examples for unrelenting reporting from inspiring English sources

It was only after she succeeded her father and her husband as president and later publisher of The Washington Post, a newspaper with a modest circulation and more modest reputation, that it moved into the front rank of American newspapers, reaching new heights when its unrelenting reporting of the Watergate scandal contributed to the resignation of President Richard M. Nixon in 1974.

As has clearly been exemplified by the unrelenting reporting of Rachel Maddow, giving the states more autonomy in deciding the health and welfare of its citizens could result in fueling certain political agendas that have shown to cause harm to our citizens.

Even reports from foreign capitals have an American focus that is unrelenting if not unchanging (reporting from Pakistan being only the most recent example).

Among the reports of unrelenting violence across Syria on Friday, the killing of a 6-year-old boy who was trying to leave Syria stood out.

The building's owners bought out the Trump Organization's management contract following unrelenting bad press and reports of low occupancy, some of which, to be fair, predated Trump's entering the White House.

Similarly, a report issued by Unicef on Tuesday said that unrelenting violence, sweeping population displacement and damage to infrastructure and essential services caused by the Syrian conflict risk leaving an entire generation of children scarred for life.

State climate researchers ran a projection of what would happen after "even decades of unrelenting mega-drought similar to those that dried out the state in past millennia," reports Bettina Boxall of The Times.

But appropriately in a city where the Sun seems unfailing and unrelenting, several research teams reported observations by satellites in high Earth orbit that are producing new insights into solar behavior, and thus perhaps the dynamics of other typical stars.

But other moms and dads certainly gave Orlean a run for her money -- either by reporting on their child's hilarious quips or venting about the unrelenting poise of polished moms.

report said peripheral members of the euro zone needed to make "unrelenting" reform efforts to overcome the debt crisis and prevent it from spreading more.

But the greatest focus is likely to be on Health Minister Lesley Griffiths as her statement that Professor Longley's report was "completely independent" which "cements and underpins" reforms comes under unrelenting scrutiny.