Most reporters rely on official news sources and rarely dig up information beyond that provided by government agencies, corporations and public relations firms.

Western and Israeli reporters rely on it to keep abreast of the story.

Instead, reporters have relied on accounts from Chinese witnesses and from foreign diplomats, but almost inevitably there is uncertainty in the stories.

But the reporter relies mainly on a few of the people who were rounded up, and their accounts do not seem to have been challenged.

The reporters had relied on a 1996 Supreme Court case that recognized legal protection for confidences that patients tell their psychotherapists.

The reporters relied instead on conversations with Mr. Libby or messages conveyed by lawyers.

But I have this gut feeling, like the hunches you reporters always rely on.

The reporters rely on speedy computer databases, not aging crumbling news clips.

To see the troops in the field, a reporter relies on the good graces of public affairs officers, persistence, luck and the sign-up sheet.

American reporters rely on the telephones in the United States Information Service here to send out their articles.