Sentence examples for we reported exclusively from inspiring English sources

Sixty years on, the most up-to-date government data, on which we reported exclusively three weeks ago, shows that little has changed.

In early July we reported exclusively that Spotify community and playlist sharing site Playlists.net was in acquisition talks, with one suitor — a prominent music industry company — in the lead.

Today we report exclusively on how against a backdrop of outsourcing, the Home Office may have wrongly deported hundreds of Somalis.

That is the bleak conclusion of new research by the TUC into job prospects for our different communities, which we report exclusively today.

In the latest episode of this cringe-making story, which we report exclusively today, Tobias Ellwood, the Foreign Office minister who a few weeks ago expressed the UK's "disappointment" at the Saudis' mass head-chopping of opponents, has now urged Saudi Arabia to do a "better job" of trumpeting its human rights successes.

Ann Romney will guest host "Good Morning America," filling in for Robin Roberts, on October 10, The Hollywood Reporter reported exclusively on Thursday.

For instance, we discovered that although 95percentt reported exclusively on aggressive treatments like chemotherapy, radiation therapy and bone marrow transplants, only 13percentt mentioned that those aggressive treatments can fail.

Although 53% of women in the Nanoro study saw exclusive breastfeeding as the preferred feeding method, only 11% reported exclusively breastfeeding after previous pregnancies (61).

Mr Sen's comments at the meeting were first reported exclusively by Channel 4 News.

She has reported exclusively on domestic violence for the past year, and was on Thursday the recipient of three Our Watch Walkley Awards, including the Gold Award for reporting on violence against women.

The 15 doctors whose allegations into "unsafe practices and gross departures from generally accepted medical standards" on Christmas Island has been reported exclusively by Guardian Australia, are highly critical of long and "life-threatening" delays in medical transfers.