Sentence examples for reporter responsible from inspiring English sources

Andrew Gilligan, the Today programme reporter responsible for the original story, lost his job.

Since 2009, I have been the Washington bureau reporter responsible for coverage of energy, environment and climate change.

Andrew Norfolk, the Times reporter responsible for exposing Rotherham's child sex scandal, recoils when the Guardian suggests coming to its London office for an interview.

The reporter responsible for the program was reportedly fired, and a program favorable to Falun Gong was aired several days later.

Addressed to the reporters responsible for the story, the petition said: "In respect for Mayang Prasetyo we request that you make a public apology about the article 'Killed and cooked trans woman was high-class "shemale" sex worker', and other related articles.

Another headline, at the Washington Post's Fix column, said, "Rex Tillerson might as well have just admitted he called Trump a 'moron.' " On MSNBC, meanwhile, Stephanie Ruhle, one of the NBC News reporters responsible for the scoop, informed viewers, "My source didn't just say that he called him a moron.

Generally we know that in two to four weeks that she is going to be walking around with stooped shoulders, totally dejected, feeling like, 'I'll never get this.' " A court reporter -- responsible for a more limited vocabulary and in most cases unconcerned with context -- can concentrate on speed and clean up the transcript later.

The politician-turned-editor must know his former reporter is responsible for laying bare his attempts to set up Hoxenhaven.

John Whittingdale, the Tory chairman of the Commons culture select committee, named a series of News International executives who had told his committee that only one reporter was responsible for phone hacking while police possessed evidence of widespread illegality.

Every press secretary knows the guys close to the boss think he is expendable, and every press secretary, just like every reporter, is responsible for verifying information before offering it to the public.

The politician, who died in 2010, also wrote to the home secretary to complain about reporters being responsible for "filth, innuendo and stirring".