Sentence examples for value of reports from inspiring English sources

A founder of the site, who asked not to be named, said: "The mainstream media has realised the value of reports from people who are participating in an event.

A spokesperson at the FSS adds that Horn is right to be especially sceptical of the value of reports suggesting that Germany's mystery killer might be blonde and blue-eyed.

What will be the value of reports that are essentially compiled by hand?

For many watching from a distance, the shock value of reports about the aftermath of barrel bombs, suicide attacks, torture and starving civilians can diminish with repetition.

This shotgun approach significantly reduces the value of reports in terms of mitigating risk to the institution, and often requires the mass hiring of expensive and often ineffective workers.

The value of reports of persistent detection of WNV nucleic acid in urine of some persons years after infection remains to be determined (7 ).

Collectively they make the case for the eternal value of reporting.

New York officials pledged to correct the problems but also expressed misgivings about the value of report cards for some schools.

The first generation of sustainability reporting – SR 1.0 as the paper calls it – has proven both the feasibility and value of reporting on a company's economic, environmental and social (or sustainability) performance.

He knows how to let characters tell stories, and for these in turn to convey his gently astute analysis.Best of all he remembers the value of reporting.

The black line in Fig. 12 represents the mean value of reported deposit profile of Marrat oil wellbore along the production string.