Sentence examples for journalistic knowledge from inspiring English sources

And this is despite the fact that it is common journalistic knowledge that the Guardian journalists sitting on a great many more files, drip feeding them into the public domain, have been operating in New York.

Its virtues lie mainly in its author's well-deployed journalistic knowledge of the different worlds he brings together.

Over the next few months, I put together a book proposal and asked passengers with publishing or journalistic knowledge for their opinions and advice.

Given Blackhurst's long journalistic experience, his knowledge of having worked on all four titles, and his seniority, he was the right choice to oversee it.

Although I'd like to think that market knowledge, journalistic skills, a shelf full of awards, and a passion for my subject will stand me in good stead I am no longer so sure.

Ideally I'm looking for people with a some knowledge about journalistic "news blogging" and, if at all possible, more than a passing acquaintance with Web apps like Twitter.

They have the journalistic skills to acquire knowledge and maybe to get the scoop and get great stories.

The Czech news agency was looking for someone without a Communist history and with some journalistic experience and some knowledge of English.

In particular, we have experimentally verified that exploiting semantic knowledge from the journalistic domain does not harm (nor help) in case of out-of-domain data such as the ones in the reports data set.

Most journalistic bravado takes place in the secure knowledge that tucked into the folds of your notebook is a ticket back to London and safety.

It is important that a critic know some things about music (history, theory, social utility), and, as with any journalistic pursuit, additional research to bolster that knowledge is paramount.