Sentence examples for journalistic success from inspiring English sources

Everything she has touched has been an undisputed and emphatic journalistic success," he said.

Andrew Miller, chief executive officer of GMG, said: "The year under review was one of huge journalistic success.

Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe were, in the end, a great journalistic success, succouring millions behind the Iron Curtain from their base in Munich.

New to her role, she wanted an editor who would be her wingman and confidante the way Ben Bradlee had been for Katharine Graham, a partnership that produced both business and journalistic success.

In an era in which journalistic success is increasingly defined by the quantity of clicks, shares and comments a writer can generate, a moral high-ground piece detailing Mayweather's crimes and articulating why he must be shunned and hated is a guaranteed winner.

He was a superb reporter ever-curious, adventureporter ever-curioussentiadventurousalistic success, extraordinarily energetic.

All of these journalistic successes involved subterfuge.

But she also had strong supporters, and could point to a stream of journalistic successes including eight Pulitzer awards in her three years in office.

Ms. Couric and CBS are now negotiating how and when to end her five-year run as anchor, one marked by early criticism, later journalistic successes and disappointing ratings over all.

In this new environment, the best way to ensure the FT's journalistic and commercial success is for it to be part of a global, digital news company".

The editors' group and other journalism organizations have long argued that unless the staffs of newsrooms reflect the diversity of the communities they cover, it is difficult for any newspaper to provide the fair and complete coverage deemed a requirement for journalistic and economic success.