Sentence examples for journalistic corps from inspiring English sources
Groups like Free Press say the opposite — that such combinations reduce the country's journalistic corps and decrease the diversity of voices in print and on the air.
In Daniel Pearl, the conflict in Afghanistan claimed its ninth victim in the journalistic corps, following the deaths of reporters from Australia, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Sweden.
As Mr. Fleischer repeatedly suggested that the answers to questions lay elsewhere, the White House reporters who fancy themselves part of one of the mightiest journalistic corps on the planet realized that once again they were embedded in the wrong unit.
"With Instagram and Twitter-primed iPhones, an ever more youthful press corps, and a journalistic reward structure in Washington that often prizes speed and scoops over context, campaigns are increasingly fearful of the reporters who cover them," he writes in the report.
With Instagram and Twitter-primed iPhones, an ever more youthful press corps, and a journalistic reward structure in Washington that often prizes speed and scoops over context, campaigns are increasingly fearful of the reporters who cover them.
After the Cleveland press corps had ignored their journalistic duty to suss out who this reckless cop was, the march eventually moved east to Huron Road, the street that abuts the Quicken Loans Arena, where the Cleveland Cavaliers play.
The Obama administration has had a somewhat rocky relationship with the White House press corps, and his aggressive pursuit of leakers has created controversy in journalistic circles.
Our illustrious (cough, cough) White House press corps showed it could get to the bottom of a story with impressively journalistic and probative skills this week.
A journalistic institution, the room returned to life on Thursday for the first time in two years, ending the first city-imposed exile of its rumpled press corps, part of a $106 million renovation of the 200-year-old building.
The diplomatic corps arrived.
