adj.新闻业的，新闻工作(者)的

The journalist conducted an in-depth interview with the whistleblower, revealing crucial details about the corruption scandal.
记者对举报人进行了深入采访，揭露了腐败丑闻的关键细节。
She is a renowned investigative journalist who has exposed several high-profile cases.
她是一位知名揭露多个重要案件的调查记者。
The newspaper's editorial team worked tirelessly to ensure the accuracy of the journalistic reporting.
报社的编辑团队辛勤工作以确保新闻报道的准确性。
He started his career as a local reporter, but eventually rose to become a foreign correspondent for a major newspaper.
他从地方记者起步，最终成为一家大报的驻外记者。
Journalistic integrity is the cornerstone of a credible news organization.
新闻伦理是信誉良好的新闻机构的基石。
The journalist used multiple sources and fact-checking methods to verify the information in the article.
记者使用了多个来源和事实核查方法来核实文章中的信息。
The newspaper's investigative journalism has won numerous awards for its commitment to uncovering the truth.
该报的调查性新闻因其揭露真相的决心而多次获奖。
In today's digital age, journalists must be adept at multimedia storytelling to engage their audience effectively.
在数字时代，记者必须熟练掌握多媒体叙事，以便有效地吸引读者。
She decided to resign from her job as a journalist due to ethical concerns over the publication's sensationalized coverage.
由于对报纸过于煽情报道的道德顾虑，她决定辞去记者职务。
The journalist's fearless pursuit of the truth often puts them at risk, highlighting the importance of press freedom.
记者为追求真相常常冒着风险，这突显了新闻自由的重要性。