Sentence examples for journalistic exposure from inspiring English sources

Much press has been dedicated to the fate of the 'PIIGS' -- Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece and Spain but it is interesting to compare journalistic exposure with economic impact.

As Raël and Boisselier continued to seek media exposure, journalistic animosity towards them grew.

The prime media culprit is, according to Rodriguez, The Boston Globe, which has won numerous journalistic awards for its exposure of the sex scandal and cover-up.

His most recent journalistic award was for the exposure of toxic waste dumping by the oil traders, Trafigura.

MM is a classic journalistic alter ego - his role in uncovering corruption at the highest levels parallels Bahal's own exposure of two of the biggest scandals in recent Indian history.

That's a journalistic cliché.

"It's journalistic hoo-ha".

Strauss called this "journalistic terrorism".

It had journalistic sex appeal.

It was the journalistic bits".

LOUIS MENAND: Obviously, television added to the degree of exposure Presidential candidates are subject to, and it might be that so much exposure actually makes it harder to project a desired image, since any image put out there now gets immediate and thorough journalistic scrutiny.