Sentence examples for wide-ranging reporting from inspiring English sources

Her wide-ranging reporting here makes his rise to power eminently intelligible.

The judges, praising her clear analysis of emotive issues and the strength of her campaigning journalism, said that her "tenacity in standing up for people with mental health problems... shone through in her wide-ranging reporting".

Herb Kaplow, a longtime Washington correspondent who brought an authoritative voice to his wide-ranging reporting for NBC News and ABC News for more than four decades, died on Saturday in Arlington, Va.

It's a very wide-ranging report.

Next month a wide-ranging report commissioned by the government will come up with various suggestions.

A key recommendation in our wide-ranging report is to trial evidence-based specialist domestic abuse courts.

"This wide-ranging report recognises, as did our own recent call to action on obesity, that there is no single answer to the obesity problem.

The terms of reference refer to a wide-ranging report from the Australian Law Reform Commission released this year which examined the encroachment of commonwealth laws on free speech.

"Android's dominance will increasingly fail to translate to Google dominance," the firm wrote in a wide-ranging report on the smartphone market.

But the wide-ranging report warns of big problems that need to be addressed and calls for a radical rethink of practice and policy.

But the wide-ranging report will be seen by some policymakers as providing the evidence governments need to embark on currency manipulation as a means to increase exports.