Sentence examples for whose reporting from inspiring English sources

Woodward has come a long way from his days as a feisty reporter on the Washington Post's local news desk, whose reporting on the Watergate scandal helped bring down Nixon.

American journalist whose reporting generally focused on the U.S. government and its involvement abroad.

Under Communism, the authorities occasionally deported Western correspondents from Moscow whose reporting displeased them, but such occurrences have been highly unusual in the post-Soviet era.

After the removal of Morsi in July the new military-backed regime caused problems for many news outlets, including the Guardian, whose reporting countered the new official narrative.

Ms. Gruber, whose reporting on the war won her one of Italy's highest honors in November as a cavaliere, or knight of the republic, rejects those charges.

With just two months to go before Election Day, Donald Trump has dropped a ban on about a dozen news organizations whose reporting about him he deemed unfair.

The present results are compared with whose reported previously in the literature.

Patients considering where to have surgery may reasonably believe that their chances of survival are highest at hospitals whose reported operative mortality is zero.

Through this diligence, we uncovered a firm whose reported 2017 earnings understate the true profit growth of the business.

To some readers, that might be a breathtaking sum, but it really is something of a pittance for Murdoch, whose reported net worth today is roughly $17 billion.

We also follow Smith and Welch in limiting the sample to workers whose reported weekly earnings meet a minimum limit on weekly wages and an upper limit.