Sentence examples for used to reporting from inspiring English sources

I was working in China at the time, so was used to reporting in an opaque, complex dictatorship with secret police, travel restrictions on foreign reporters, heavy-handed surveillance and more sinister forms of spying, or so I fondly imagined.

Many executives were used to reporting to Mr. Blank.

I am used to reporting a political class that holds their cards close to their chest.

The Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly objected this summer to a new courthouse far from downtown Boston: "Some court staff and lawyers are not pleased that their place of work will be a 15-mile schlep north of where they are used to reporting".

They admit that their editorial teams are having to adapt, though: whereas they're used to reporting on what's already happened, they're now asked to "stick their neck out" and make forward-looking statements to provide analysis of the complex market and the opportunities that may emerge.

BBC News is used to reporting breaking news around the world.

Her doctors used to report on her condition to us at medical meetings when she was still alive.

Everyone in the company used to report directly to me.

It used to report to the chief executive's office, but now reports to human resources.

FRET was then used to report the hairpin-duplex transformation.

Mr Shipler used to report from the Soviet Union.