Sentence examples for senior commentator from inspiring English sources

But it energized Jim McKay, who is serving as a senior commentator on loan from ABC.

As a senior commentator at Southern Weekend for six years, I experienced both the flourishing of journalistic professionalism and its decline.

One senior commentator, speaking off the record to a recent private gathering, described the Lords as "an international scandal of patronage", worsened by "the influence of modern medicine".

A senior commentator for a major Chinese newspaper said that political patrimony had made Mr. Xi even more sensitive to showing that "while talking about reform, he also wants to tell the party that he won't become a Gorbachev".

However, ITV's team-building received a setback recently when John Hunt, their main target for the role of senior commentator, turned down their offer to remain with the BBC.

By 2011, a senior commentator for the Dietitians Association of Australia speaking at their National Conference expressed her concern about the 'twin epidemics' of obesity and diabetes as follows: We are looking at an avalanche really, of people who are, who have become obese and are going to develop diabetes.

The scare campaign has been led by senior commentators in (Murdoch owned) News Limited papers, by conservative radio shock-jocks on the airwaves, and in parliament by extremist opposition party leader Tony Abbott.

Whilst generally lauded by senior commentators, Football Federation Australia's action in handing down fines and suspended points deductions to both Western Sydney Wanderers and Melbourne Victory has only added to the vulnerability of the sport.

3.25pm GMT Sir Merv's game of two halves Bill Keegan, the Observer's distinguished senior economics commentator, wrote yesterday about how Sir Mervyn King's time at the Bank can be neatly divided into two distinct periods: a happy one and a not so happy one.

John Rentoul, senior political commentator of the IoS, is author of Tony Blair: Prime Minister (Little, Brown).

Hugo Young, Guardian columnist and senior political commentator, succeeds Alastair Hetherington as chair of the Scott Trust.