Sentence examples for was for journalists from inspiring English sources

As the intrepid and oft-wounded photographer Tim Page has written, Vietnam was for journalists "the ultimate in experience, laden with a magic, a glamorous edge that no one who went through it can truly deny".

The essence of his  argument is that it's no longer enough (if it ever was) for journalists to describe what they learn from interviews and direct observation.

It is often overlooked how dangerous war is for journalists.

What's needed now is for journalists across the world to join the dots.

"That's for journalists, critics and fans to think about," he said.

The remedy is for journalists to take a stronger stand on the veracity of such claims in political campaigns.

I've also learned how difficult it is for journalists who grew up in a print world to cede authority and control.

He did "a bunch of research" on "the legalities of cold cases and the different rules there are for journalists," he told me.

But the real message here is for journalists.

Now back at FORBES, I believe the future is for journalists who embrace change.

This study is designed to gain insight into what the perceptions are for journalists in using a candidate's website as a news gathering tool and seeks to explore how journalists' perception of the websites affects their relationships with the campaign organization.