Sentence examples for wave of reporting from inspiring English sources

There's a new wave of reporting focused on the post-app era.

"There's been a wave of reporting on Cambridge Analytica itself and solid coverage of individual aspects of the machine – bots, fake news, microtargeting – but none so far (that we have seen) that portrays the intense collective power of these technologies or the frightening level of influence they're likely to have on future elections," the article says.

The current wave of reported baby killings has nationalistic overtones.

Officials were braced for a wave of reported violations to be published online, a trend that caught the government unaware ahead of last December's parliamentary elections.

The main reference point Strickler uses for explaining this phenomenon was the wave of reported "Mothman" sightings in Point Pleasant, West Virginia.

Next, we observed in the literature a new wave of reported cases in Central Africa starting in 1979 in northeast Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC, ex-Zaire) [ 24, 26] and Rwanda [ 27], followed by Burundi in 1980 [ 28], DRC [ 24, 29, 30] and Tanzania in 1981 [ 31], and Tanzania and Burundi in 1982 [ 31, 32].

But the symptoms are no longer deniable, the evidence mounts daily in nauseating waves of reported spills and leaks, dying reefs, depleted fisheries, vast areas so oxygen-deprived that nothing lives.

The amount of self-reported smoking tended to be rather light, with the 35 subjects who reported smoking at the last wave of data reporting an average daily consumption of 8 ± 7 cigarettes.

It followed a wave of reports that he was about to exit from the deal.

Sony, too, saw an initial wave of reports from customers about technical problems with their systems.

Even if he acted to pre-empt another wave of reports, Mr. Edwards didn't need to put himself in front of a camera.