Sentence examples for journalistic communities from inspiring English sources

Journalistic communities exist there, too.

And it is precisely because of the type of coverage that The New York Times and other mainstream news organizations are giving the whistleblowing incident that the integrity of both the scientific and journalistic communities is being threatened.

In the fall of 1961, a small furor enveloped the literary and journalistic communities in the United States when Merriam-Webster published its Third New International Dictionary.

You might have thought such devastating revelations would have brought glory to the journalist who exposed them, especially among the journalistic community.

"The journalistic community tends to look at web journalists they way they look at trade magazines that they're hacks or something," says Brock N. Meeks, founder of Cyberworks Dispatch and chief Washington correspondent for MSNBC.

For the benefit of the alien race that will one day pick through the remains of our society, I'll point out that in the early 21st century on Planet Earth, "opinion journalists" were known as a subset of the journalistic community, known for being allowed to behave as if they possessed the qualities of actual humans.

I think that's probably as far doWe and as deep as we want to go.

"I was unsure how the journalistic community would take it.

What's the political make-up of the journalistic community?

"The journalistic community came out in support of me with flying colors," he said.

David Montgomery's lasting reputation among the British journalistic community will undoubtedly be as a cost-cutter.