Sentence examples for journalistic times from inspiring English sources

This narrowness is a sign of the journalistic times, and also a hazard of early success.

In saner journalistic times, that's a heckuva story.

So how did we create this marvel of journalistic time travel?

While a considerable amount of journalistic time is spent trying to determine if Calipari is the iPad of the coaching industry or the epitome of all that is said to ail it, it is difficult to embrace the criticism without ignoring how Jim Calhoun, Rick Pitino and the rest of the living-room preachers have made such comfortable livings for themselves.

Maybe another excuse is that, in a world where human desperation is rampant, why spend precious journalistic time on the plight of elephants?

Even the most laggardly journalistic lead times, however, are generous and flexible compared with theatrical schedules.

When I spoke to Rove about his conversation with Keller, it was obvious that, to his mind, the September 26th story was No. 1 among the Times' journalistic misdeeds during the campaign.

Recalling his journalistic mentor, former Times editor Charlie Wilson, the brilliant Matthew Parris once said: "Charlie, foremost among others, instilled in me the understanding that journalism is a trade, not an art or a work of genius.

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And confronting gay issues actually helped propel the paper to a new level of journalistic integrity: "The Times became a leader on coverage of LGBT issues as well as a leader among media companies".