Sentence examples for research journalism from inspiring English sources

"Social research, journalism and working for charities, pressure groups and human rights organisations or not-for-profit organisations in an administrative or fundraising job are areas where political knowledge and insight can be very valuable," Holbrough says.

A core group of applicants is expected from medicine, law, nursing, public health, social work, public policy, scientific and biotechnology research, journalism, and business.

Instead, I rely on data analysis, research journalism, and close collaboration with academic peers to advance an acute understanding of the pressing social problems of Mexico, my home country, and to encourage and publicize inadvertent solutions to them.

These items ranged from advice about the sorts of jobs (teaching, research, journalism) that would best suit me to important for a manager where I might form partnerships that would make me more effective at my job.

These items ranged from advice about the sorts of jobs (teaching, research, journalism) that would best suit me to--important for a manager--where I might form partnerships that would make me more effective at my job.

Far from being low-life scum, they have distinguished themselves in fields of diplomacy, research, journalism, law and education.

Behind the rather threatening tone lurks this proposition: there is no longer significant economic value in thoughtful, meticulously researched journalism.

Next Saturday, fans of MCR will descend on the Mail's Kensington headquarters in west London to vent their rage at what they claim is "badly researched journalism in danger of promoting irresponsible stereotyping".

The writer was sincerely apologetic when I sent him a Facebook message correcting his mistake, and his intent wasn't malicious it was mostly just poorly researched journalism.

The Netherlands News Monitor (NNM), an independent scientific institute researching journalism in The Netherlands, provided data on media attention.

It is poetry, memoir, research, literary journalism, meditation.