Sentence examples for was quick to report from inspiring English sources

NovaStar's selective disclosures — it was quick to report good news but failed to own up to problems on many occasions — seemed to be infractions that the S.E.C. should have dealt with.

The media was quick to report this year's march as violent following the apprehending of at least one young man at the protest for merely walking outside the protest area designated by the police, despite the fact that the march, whilst impassioned and emotional, was peaceful according to community members.

China Daily was quick to report on the important work of the Chinese Ilyushin IL-76 aircraft.

The media was quick to report on the solidarity from particular parts of the world, but neglected to emphasize the showing of support from individuals across the Middle East and North Africa, from Muslims and non-Muslims alike.

If we detect suspicious activity or misconduct, we are quick to report it to the authorities.

Websites of major Australian newspapers were quick to report on yet another Masters opportunity lost.

Be quick to report problems to the boss and to suggest possible solutions, including a revision the project metrics themselves.

So in the spirit of good citizenship, most clubs are quick to report that they plan to comply with the law.

Last year, Redgrave suffered a serious heart attack, and the newspapers were quick to report details about just how badly it had debilitated her.

Media outlets were quick to report the news, but Queen guitarist May clarified on his blog that Jim's comments were in fact a joke.

Very unusually, the official media have been quick to report the recent riots that have broken out in different parts of the country.