Sentence examples for journalists though from inspiring English sources

For journalists, though, there was no shortage of copy.

For two Almería-based journalists, though, it was not enough.

Why would we expect less of journalists?" Neither of these thoughtful journalists, though, is black-and-white on the subject.

"It's a lie, that's not true!" To be fair to journalists, though, describing Young Fathers is not an easy task.

With that has come a reputation for being difficult, within the music industry and among journalists, though clearly the group operate to more exacting standards than most.

The paddock is open to the journalists, though, and that is where they develop most of their stories with the people of Formula One.

Blackhurst, 51, has spent most of his journalistic career as a business journalist, though he started off in the law after graduating from Cambridge, (Trinity Hall).

As a Radical journalist, though not much interested in the details of politics, he attacked oppression with indignation.

He ostensibly works as a journalist, though we almost never see him write or file a story.

Maxwell was educated at Stowe School and the University of Oxford, then became a freelance journalist, though ornithology remained his special interest.

That's some super-journalist though, so what about recruitment and training?