Sentence examples for journalists professional from inspiring English sources

We are not lawyers or doctors, whose professional bodies have the power to license practitioners and kick out wrongdoers – and heaven forfend that any journalists' "professional" body should ever behave like that.

Such conspiracy material, coupled with the families' grief and desire for closure, offers plenty to occupy "Who Killed Atlanta's Children?" So it is disappointing that the film wastes most of its energy on the journalists' professional issues and domestic worries.

The other "journalists," professional photographers with high-tech set-ups, snapped shot after shot to sell to tabloids that very evening.

While the service is geared to anyone needing to frequently record their calls (journalists, professionals, conference calls), the founders have already used the service to catch one stonewalling architect.

The really scary characters are our soberest politicians, scholars, journalists, professionals, and managers, men and women (though mostly men) who imagine themselves as morally serious, and then enable the wars, devastate the planet, and rationalize the atrocities.

Not all the best student journalists become professional journalists.

Not all VeloNews journalists are professional writers.

While its journalists are professional and competent, there is little presentational panache.

While journalism can sometimes seem irrevocably corrupted by rented opinions and gossip, serious investigative journalists - professional truth tellers - are in every sense an endangered species, specifically targeted in war zones, curbed and intimidated by both oppressive regimes and democracies.

"At first, we only invited female journalists, both professional and citizen journalists.

In the beginning they were mostly politicians, journalists, and professional observers.