Sentence examples for journalism and for from inspiring English sources

LILLA: Well, in journalism and for students, I suppose that's a different question.

In Italian law, this allows for the use of data "in the exercise of the profession of journalism and for the exclusive pursuit of the relevant goals".

Lennon was admired for his journalism, and for a sharp and witty collection of outsider-perspective essays about Paris in the 1960s entitled Foreign Correspondent.

He is famous for his journalism, and for having written one promising novel in his 20s and nothing else, but more for knowing everyone who matters.

The sad truth is that many of those who teach media have little time for journalism and for journalists, however elegant the language.

Mr. Brauchli, who received a prolonged ovation in the newsroom after the announcement, credited his staff with taking on "the hardest targets in journalism" and for becoming "pioneers in blogs and social media".

He graduated from Charles University and abandoned his law studies for journalism and then for documentary filmmaking.

The diverse responses of residents are described, outlining the potential of the approach for local journalism and recommendations for the design of interactive newsprint.

These years left him with a lasting affection for journalism and contempt both for the law and for Parliament.

Deschanel was a brilliant student of philosophy, law, and literature who chose to combine journalism and politics for a career.

In 1853 he turned to journalism and worked for a number of years on Barnum's Illustrated News, the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, and Vanity Fair.