Sentence examples for balanced reporter from inspiring English sources

Fulton Lewis Jr., who presented himself as a fair and balanced reporter, was another radio and newspaper alarmist.

Which raises an important question: This defense by the MRC and other right-wing media outlets undermines any claim Attkisson might have to being a fair and balanced reporter.

A noted New York Times reporter, Walter Duranty, won a Pulitzer Prize for his "balanced" reporting on Soviet collectivization.

Perhaps reading a balanced report of the same facts from another news source would teach your reporter a thing or two about journalism.

Beyond writing enterprise pieces that "shed light on gender issues," the reporter acts as a resource for the newsroom, helping to ensure more gender-balanced reporting.

In fashioning balanced practices for reporters, it is critical to ask how often and in what ways governments — ours and others — systematically target journalists' communications in intelligence collection.

During the war in Georgia and South Ossetia, an event that seemed to portend a potential renewal of the Cold War, Echo of Moscow broadcast sober, balanced accounts from battlefield reporters on a show called "With Their Own Eyes".

Based on the breakdown of "K" and "B," would you say the reporter wrote a balanced story?

— At the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, Bob Bowman was standing nearby as Ryan Lochte regaled reporters with his balanced diet: McDonald's for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Secondly we investigated reporter co-visualization in balanced adult chimeras comprised of both ECFP+ and EYFP+ compartments.

But I think the Chinese understand how important currency reform is to balanced growth in China," Paulson told reporters at the end of the summit's latest round.