Sentence examples for journalistic research from inspiring English sources

The coalition made efforts in patient advocacy including hosting a conference, and sponsored journalistic research.

The genre combined journalistic research with the techniques of fiction writing in the reporting of stories about real-life events.

The Independent newspaper writes that her sensitive rendering combined "rigorous journalistic research with the narrative skills of a novelist".

"This is not a 'Hite Report' based on massive statistics, but a normal nonfiction book written with journalistic research," she said.

In the interests of rigorous journalistic research, though, I have garnered some incisive facts, which ought to win me a few points.

I've spent much of the last decade doing journalistic research on diet and chronic disease — some of the more contrarian findings, on dietary fat, appeared in this magazine —– and I have come to conclusions similar to Lustig's.

Along the way, he does extraordinary documentary research in the literal sense, consulting the trial transcripts and police records, as well as meta-journalistic research that involves reporters, editors, and producers involved with the creation and transmission of the original accounts of the events, as well as with later efforts to deepen or revise that story.

Chair of judges Anne Applebaum, the Pulitzer-winning historian and journalist, said the book is a "tour de force of archival, journalistic and scientific research, both scholarly and widely accessible".

Nor is there any reason to fear that the proposals could be used to suppress journalistic or academic research.

The question of whether Osama bin Laden has ever visited the United States, a subject on which I have expended an unhealthy amount of energy in the course of various journalistic and biographical research, has now seemingly been settled.

When the Guardian invested considerable journalistic resources to research and publish our 2009 Tax Gap series, some of the warmest reaction was from people in business, fed up with competing on an uneven playing field.