Sentence examples for only one journalist from inspiring English sources

Only one journalist, Martin Krasnik, took Aalbæk Jensen to task on national TV on the then-not-so-hot topic of sexual harassment in the workplace.

This might be difficult if only one journalist were involved.

Only one journalist bothered to report the story, while few historians – and fewer citizens – have considered its explosive implications.

With only one journalist working for an Australian media organisation permanently based in Africa, ABC's Martin Cuddihy in Kenya, the continent is easily ignored or dismissed.

Only one journalist has been there in the past two years and he was happy to concede that his public support for strong border protection measures might have swayed that decision.

But we know only one journalist has been allowed in in 18 months, we know the Border Force Act means people can be imprisoned, health workers and the like, if they talk about the conditions there, shouldn't we be more transparent if that's the price we believe we have to pay?

Iona Craig, an Irish freelance journalist who writes for The Times of London, tweeted the news about Baron and noted there's now "only one foreign journalist" officially in Yemen.

Only one Iraqi journalist is expected here for the Confederations Cup.

In the past year, only one other journalist has been allowed past Foxconn's gates to see the factory, which is why I thought they had brought the birds (or at least fake Bose birds) out for my benefit.

It only takes one journalist to be beaten or assaulted, or murdered, for the rest of his colleagues to think, why am I in this profession?

"But I've only ever met one journalist who didn't want to write a book and I am no exception to that".