Sentence examples for journalism was able from inspiring English sources

ASAP helped Saba with a weeklong job-readiness training that enabled her to move up from working at a gas station to a hotel which, while still far from her field of journalism, was able to offer health insurance, helping immensely with her pregnancy.

That's almost like a new kind of journalism – being able to "read" stuff from citizen journalists.

But that only works if traditional journalism is able to straighten out the facts that cyberspace warps.

It was through writing about UK Uncut for the radical website New Left Project that I got my break in journalism, and was able to start documenting social change for the Guardian and other news outlets.

Long before I ever saved someone's life, through journalism, I was able to have a significant, positive impact on the lives of my fellow human beings.

A piece on data journalism site DadaViz was able to confirm at least 1,405 US government employees used their official email addresses on Ashley Madison, as well as thousands of government officials from around the world.

The American investigative journalism site ProPublica was able to place an ad targeted very precisely at people in New York who were looking for housing, but not black, Asian or Hispanic.

Maybe it's because I've been working in journalism almost since I was able to vote, but my skepticism always keeps me from feeling truly exuberant about a candidate.

The writing I did was coyly called "service journalism" and sometimes I was able to surface niblets of news that actually changed someone's mind or helped a small business.

In the end, it was an advantage, he said: "I was able to study journalism without being contaminated by the vices of the academy".

Because Ms. Goldberg has backgrounds in journalism and dance, he added, she was able to get gigs and serve as a conduit to the press.