Sentence examples for journalistic lapses from inspiring English sources

There are a few journalistic lapses, however.

The Times article contained a number of errors and was marred by journalistic lapses.

The failure to prominently and clearly explain the methodology of the survey used was one of several journalistic lapses that I found in the handling of this story.

I found that the past year's articles generally reported both sides, and that most flaws flowed from journalistic lapses rather than ideological bias.

They gave the new public editor sweeping autonomy not only to scrutinize and monitor potentially embarrassing journalistic lapses, but to then publish his assessments without clearance from anyone at The Times.

It seems to me that the most troublesome aspect of the whole affair is not so much Ms. Miller's journalistic lapses, but The Times's admission that it failed to cover thoroughly and aggressively one of the most important political stories of recent years because editors were concerned about the impact on Ms. Miller.

"We found nothing that merited continuing the suspension," the statement reads, adding, "Zakaria has apologized for a journalistic lapse.

The revelation of another journalistic lapse at News Corporation — though minor compared with the phone hacking scandal in Britain — further complicates matters for the leadership at News Corporation as it prepares for its annual shareholder meeting next Friday.

So if sometime next year the public editor describes in this space a journalistic lapse at the paper, readers would be wise to remember that Mr. Keller deserves some of the credit for sticking with the process that brought it to light.

The gaffe comes at a time when journalistic errors and lapses both big and small have called into question the credibility of a number of major news organizations.

Bogus titles are lapses into journalistic shorthand.