Sentence examples for respected broadcaster from inspiring English sources

The BBC is a globally respected broadcaster and by investing the hateful Nick Griffin with any kind of political and personal credibility the BBC is providing a platform (paid for by licence payers) for his vicious, criminal and deeply unpleasant views.

Respected broadcaster Derek Thompson is to join the BBC Radio team for the four days of racing from 12-15 March.

Thirty years ago, widely respected broadcaster Sir David Attenborough (1979) aptly described the challenge of avoiding anthropomorphic shorthand in descriptions of adaptation: Darwin demonstrated that the driving force of [adaptive] evolution comes from the accumulation, over countless generations, of chance genetical changes sifted by the rigors of natural selection.

He was also an economic adviser to the DUP European parliament member, Jim Allister, and a respected broadcaster, particularly on religious affairs for Ulster Television.

After failing to win a Westminster seat Reid switched to journalism, becoming a respected broadcaster who hosted a current affairs series for BBC Scotland called the Reid Report, and writing a newspaper column.

Green is the first female announcer to read the classified football scores, but in the build-up to her debut the respected broadcaster has tried to brush the issue aside.

"The merger of two highly respected broadcasters with superior television and digital assets creates maximum value for shareholders and provides us the scale, breadth and resources to compete more effectively in the rapidly evolving media landscape," said LIN Media President Vincent Sadusky in a statement.

As a now respected mainstream broadcaster, in 1975 he accepted a job on the BBC's Nationwide magazine show.

It was a regrettable lapse by a respected and experienced broadcaster.

Instead of a withdrawal from both roles, he was left in situ as both a senior executive and on-screen talent, a highly respected and admired broadcaster but one who raised eyebrows for behaviour increasingly deemed unacceptable, even within the BBC, for such a great friend of the boss.

A normally well-respected broadcaster conducted a live piece to camera outside a hospital with their Beirut correspondent on Monday night.