Sentence examples for journalists knowledge from inspiring English sources

Radford recalls the effect this had on journalists' knowledge of their readers.

"First, Dame Janet considered both of their comprehensive statements given to the Pollard review and second, understandably, these journalists' knowledge of Savile's inappropriate conduct at the BBC was not contemporaneous".

Another contributing factor is that many journalists lack knowledge of the scientific process and are frustrated at the tentativeness on the part of scientists.

Simply put, he is a remarkable journalist whose knowledge of economics, politics, and Washington is unsurpassed.

That a journalist's knowledge of Latin enabled her to break the news of the pope's resignation suggests reports of its death may have been exaggerated.

The segment, prepared by "Newsnight," a BBC current-affairs program, was mentioned by a "Newsnight" editor at the regular BBC-wide 3 p.m. news meeting on the day it was scheduled to run, said a senior BBC journalist with knowledge of the meeting.

North Ossetia's leader, Alexander Dzasokhov, briefed journalists on his knowledge of the negotiations that were already in train.

The piece examines McKibben's strategy and tactics in the context of other "knowledge journalists" with different approaches, including the Times columnist Tom Friedman and me.

In the UK, Wikipedia usually ranks as the 9th most popular website, attracting on average 5.6 million students, fact hunters – including journalists – and general knowledge buffs a day.

He further said that Western journalists had advance knowledge of the uprising, as if they, too, were agents of some foreign plot.

"With this exclusive arrangement in place, CBS News will have unmatched access to first-rate journalists with expert knowledge of the countries they live in and cover".