Sentence examples for a consequence of journalists from inspiring English sources
As a consequence of the trial being held in open [court], as a consequence of journalists knowing about the dodgy evidence against them, people like Chris Mullin, Granada, the BBC, uncovered what really happened and those men were subsequently acquitted.
The exposures of the cash for questions racket, the arms to Iraq scandal, of Jonathan Aitken's duplicities, Derek Dolly Draperer's cash for ministerial access sales pitch, and other abuses of political power, were not a consequence of parliamentary watchdogs but of investigative journalists.
Journalists should not be penalized as a consequence of their professional work, and broadcast media should operate unhindered by harassment or arbitrary closure.
Journalists are finding it more and more difficult to cultivate the trust of whistleblowers, a consequence of the aggressive prosecutions that have already occurred.
"Making together a consequence of America".
Beriberi is a consequence of thiamine deficiency.
"Yes, that is a consequence of travelling.
It was a consequence of Republican intransigence.
And as a consequence of, what?
The Silencing provides insight to a world that we as American's cannot even imagine and pays tribute to the obstacles, bravery and sometimes fatal consequences of journalists worldwide.
As a consequence, journalists and media activists are increasingly harassed, kidnapped and murdered.
