Sentence examples for journalistic presence from inspiring English sources

"... being a global journalistic presence is not always popular...".

Yet being a global journalistic presence is not always popular, according to Wadah Khanfar, Al Jazeera's Network Director General from 2003-11.

In his official biography, written with Dick Francis, Piggott picked out his greatest dislike as "people who talk too much", so there is nothing to be gained in his presence from journalistic babble.

But the reality of gay and lesbian lives and the existence of our families are not matters of legitimate debate, nor should they require journalistic "balance" to justify their presence in The Times.

The book is heavily weighted toward the Al Jazeera journalistic strategy that emphasizes its strong presence of on-the-ground teams of local reporters around the world.

Her intelligence and camera presence, together with the solid journalistic work she did on her feature stories, made her one of the most popular personalities on the program, and in 1974 she was named cohost of Today with Hugh Downs.

The Boxster proves to be a great journalistic tool as well: simply being in its presence inspires people to reminisce about cars they've owned and loved.

With journalistic access nearly impossible in Darfur because of military presence, Unamid's troubling reporting has led to an almost total media black-out.

President Obama has indeed brought change to Washington: in exchange for his white-tied presence on Saturday night, he successfully pressured the journalistic elite at the 128-year-old 128-year-old 128-year-old Gridiron Clubrminably long annual dinner roasto

To further complicate the job, "financial constraints limit their travel to, and presence within, the Palestinian territories, where the practical journalistic obstacles are many".

I can speak from personal experience when I say that having the collective confidence of a robust union presence can make an enormous difference when individual journalists want to speak out on matters of journalistic ethics.