Sentence examples for very strong reporting from inspiring English sources

Very strong reporting can sometimes help us to delineate between these two paradigms, and there happens to be some very strong reporting in the case of Mr. Perry's decision, such as this pair of articles from my colleagues Nicholas Confessore and Katharine Q. Seelye.

Combine that with Marshawn Lynch and Russell Wilson and a creative offense – to say nothing of a great defense — and I would make the Seahawks one of the favorites in the entire N.F.L. Judy, your very strong reporting is a touchstone for me during the N.F.L. season.

"We think this is a very strong report," Michael Gapen, an economist at Barclays, told the Times.

"This is a very strong report -- it's confirmation of the big rise in payrolls we saw on Friday, and it's a sign that consumers are spending," said Chris Low, chief economist at FTN Financial in New York.

On July 28, Amazon issued a very strong report, which provided the impetus for its rise, in market cap, past two venerable companies, which regained their fourth and fifth place berths on Friday afternoon.

We are getting very strong reports that house-to-house executions are going on by internal security forces where summary executions are taking place based on ethnicity, political affiliation and even how black you are.

The very strong evidence reported by our group indicates that this does not appear to be the case.

While luxury sales remained very strong, the reports showed slowing sales and weakening prices for studios and one-bedroom apartments, where buyers are extremely sensitive to tighter lending requirements and larger down payments now being demanded by mortgage lenders.

And that was before last month's very strong jobs report.

After months of very strong jobs reports, though, it was a specific kind of not good: not outright negative, and nowhere near apocalyptic, just confusingly bad.

A very strong relationship between reporting harm in the text and in the abstract (cPR = 8.71) was found; however, this relationship was not so important when either statistical significance (cPR = 1.7) or clinical relevance were considered (cPR = 1.43).