Sentences with phrase «most journalists»

But I think most journalists don't give them that chance.

Your press release should be written in AP Style, a standardized way of writing used by most journalists.

Most journalists who carry equipment will tell you that a camera or microphone gives you good access in most locations.

I'm pretty sure the journalists who wrote this article, like most journalists, were more interested in getting a big story than in anything else.

Most journalists love to get people talking about what they write.

There's the obvious sense of resentment, not least because most journalists have never hacked a phone.

Most journalists on finance learn as they go, she is better than most.

I guess most journalists were thinking 3 - 5 years ahead, whereas your question was about 20 years.

It isn't simply that most journalists at mainstream outlets are liberal.

Together, the two pieces had the kind of impact most journalists can only dream of.

Most journalists write well and excel at reporting the facts, but don't have the creativity needed to breathe life into their marketing and promotional efforts.

I think most journalists will actually be paid more than the majority of high street criminal law practitioners.

This is not a dig at Mr Wyett as most journalist and pundits have come to this conclusion.

And considering most journalists wouldn't know that data like this often get released as preliminary and then a final number that may be different, it's not surprising he didn't go back and double check.

However, with most journalists growing up playing Rare games, the rushed play through of the game (s) can be avoided.

Adele Ferguson, a senior business reporter and columnist for The Age, has told Fairfax that Rinehart believes most journalists are «card - carrying communists».

This was mainly because it was easier for most journalists of the early 1990s to envision and get personally excited about the potential of educational software, or of managing their personal finances, or organizing their recipes in the «digital» kitchen, or imagining how amateur architects could design funky homes right on their home computers.

And although these voters shouted and screamed it, most journalists just weren't listening.

However, there is one thing that most journalists tend to agree on and that is Walcott's desire to stay at the club.

Most journalists reports are based on the option of the writer, not what is actually happening and if you don't actually look at the facts before basing your opinion, your opinion is not going to be based on fact, more fallacy.

There wasn't a huge list of names, aside from Hummels and a few Serie A players that I'm sure most journalists didn't even know about.

In the wake of scandals involving anonymous sources, most journalists re-affirmed their long - standing policies regarding their long - standing policy of either using sources on the record or advising readers the reason the source needed to remain anonymous.

Alas most journalists love it.

He stumbles a bit and takes long pauses, all of which come across as highly amateurish to me, but the standard Corbyn health warning applies: what most journalists see as amateurish in the Labour leader is regarded as refreshingly authentic by his supporters.

Their identifying of the city locations is beyond belief, but merely reaffirms my opinion on how well educated most journalists are, especially those of the small screen news organizations.

When he did, he was considered by most journalists present to be the star - turn.»

Most journalists dealt with the issue with discretion.

If this is the assumption with which most journalists and readers work, it's not surprising Greens rarely feature in the news.

The current consensus among most journalists is that the move was a rashly - promised sop to eurosceptics in the party, which Cameron must surely now regret.

That may be fine for the average user — or even most journalists — but anyone working with sensitive material ought to consider how much they trust that those servers will never be hacked, Roesner said.

Do most journalists lie?

The car was launched to great critical acclaim and most journalists said...

I don't think most journalists take on quite so much when they investigate a story, but nevertheless journalists play an important role in getting to the bottom of things.

This isn't exactly Kindle related — However, it's rather amusing as it shows in great detail both the lack of business sense and the dis - association from reality most journalists and newspapers are blessed with.

Most journalists simply don't notice the lack of actual data, and they publish the AKC's marketing trick as a news headline.

He then goes on to complain that the mainstream media has not yet covered his «clearly documented warm bias», and uses it as an example of how most journalists don't cover any perspectives that deviates from the IPCC.

Unlike most journalists, Matt Ridley has done PhD - level work in the sciences.

A journalist investigating a Global Warming scandal in NYT is impossible since most journalists are behind Global Warming, then the kind of society he moves, the parties he goes, the friends he has etc..

But most journalists who covered the Indyref quickly realised it was about a positive identity, total rejection of the austerity politics that Labour had signed up to, and essentially a form of plebeian national leftism.

«The truth is at the time of the BSkyB bid, I suppose like most journalists I viewed public affairs and lobbyists with slight scepticism,» she said.

Such reporting, says Shaw, is superficial and distorted because most journalists are abysmally ignorant of theology and church affairs, and preoccupied with fitting everything into the categories of dispute over politics and matters sexual.

I agree — most journalists on regional / specialist magazines and general newspapers have only given a fleeting thought to Christmas.