Sentence examples for journalists contended from inspiring English sources

After a much-publicized high-speed rail crash in the eastern city of Wenzhou killed 40 people in July, online critics and journalists contended that corruption had enriched powerful officials at the expense of safety or had encouraged cover-ups of officials' misbehavior.

Some journalists contended that the length of the game was ideal; The Daily Telegraphs Tom Hoggins considered the short game to have a "perfectly formed running time", while Daemon Hatfield of IGN commented that "it's better for a game to leave us wanting more than to overstay its welcome".

Journalists contend with assertions that publishing pictures of American wrongdoing leads to retribution, and even aids terrorists.

Journalists contend with secretive super-injunctions, an abuse of judicial power.

These views, gay leaders and journalists contend, are insensitive to gay people in Quebec.

As Afghanistan prepares for a presidential election next year, some station owners and journalists contend that the ban on television programs is part of a political tussle for control of the airwaves.

American And Proud of It I've got great respect for the "just the facts" approach that some journalists contend is the craft's standard.

The restrictions and embargoes that journals have imposed on their contents in recent years have created a contentious issue between journalists, who contend that the measures restrict the gathering of news in a timely way, and journal editors, who say their scrutiny protects the public from misleading information.

New predictions from a journalist who contends that important events have been foretold in the Bible.

In the piece, "The Rushdie affair and the hand of the Congress," the journalist Hartosh Singh Bal contends that the perceived danger to Mr. Rushdie's life was a strategic use of intelligence reports available to the state government, and the threat that kept him away an orchestration of the government of Rajasthan, of which Jaipur is the capital.

Journalist Claire Berlinski contends that the AKP was illiberal from the start, though in ways the West chose to ignore.