By and large, reporters don't hesitate to intrude on one's privacy.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

By and large, reporters don't hesitate to intrude on one's privacy.

Reporters do not hesitate to intrude into people's privacy.

The reporters wouldn't stop throwing personal questions at the actress.

NHK did not want to show the jerseys because NHK is a public broadcasting company that does not advertise for private corporations.

He managed to elude the reporters' queries, avoiding direct answers.

press that engages in sensational journalism (especially concerning the private lives of public figures)

You need to be careful (when you're dealing) with newspapermen.

The reporter wrote up the event for his paper.

Editors often go to extremes in providing their readers with unimportant facts.

The reporters clamored to interview her.

The authors declare that they have no conflicts of interest.

The reporter refused to name his sources.

the press, including journalists, newspaper writers, photographers

The newspaper assigned reporters to stake out the politician's home.

The pressroom was filled with reporters.

The journalists excoriated the politician for the scandal.

The journalist doesn't intrude his own opinions into what he is writing.

The student journalists do the interviewing and editing all by themselves.

Only one reporter and one cameraman for each press company will be allowed to report from the camp.

Reporters persecuted the singer with questions.

In reply to the reporters' questions, she denied that there had been anything improper in their relationship.

Their claims have been trumpeted in [by] the media.

The reporters fired away with questions at the press conference.

Westerners, in general, prefer to avoid such topics unless the other person brings them up.

Many journalists are Waseda men.

The reporter filed his story just before the paper went to press.

a free‐lance reporter [photographer, writer]

One of the Cabinet members was indiscreet [imprudent] enough to leak the Government decision to the press.

It takes nerve to interview somebody on television.

That reporter has a nose for news.