Sentence examples for journalism which was from inspiring English sources

Instead, the BBC issued a lengthy statement saying that it stood by "a significant piece" of investigative journalism, which was "in the public interest".

He said: "This was a serious piece of investigative journalism which was expressed in forthright, but not extravagant terms; and without tangential additions to liven up the story".

I decided to get involved with my student radio station and magazine to pursue my love for journalism, which was an enjoyable way to make friends.

These documents are, among other things, a vindication of American journalism, which was years ahead of the official story — something to be noted as newspapers come crashing down all around the country.

At the age of 17, MacArthur moved to Chicago to begin a career in journalism, which was briefly interrupted by military service, first in 1916 in Mexico and then in World War I.

And, although he spent much of his career exercising managerial functions, he remained passionate about the journalism which was the reason and the justification for the hours poring over budgets or assessing the differences between rival computer systems.

"He knows about the business of journalism, which is what we need now.

Take the world of journalism, which is the one I am most familiar with.

It was, to begin with, investigative journalism, which is not practiced at most newspapers in Bosnia.

That's because journalism, which is in the midst of its own transformation, is moving in a populist direction.

We are investing in the digital team and our journalism which is attracting new users all the time.