Sentence examples for Breaking developments from inspiring English sources

As soon as Mr. Romney landed, he was updated on breaking developments.

Hard news was generally defined as breaking developments involving major leaders or issues, public policy, or disruptions of daily life such as natural disasters or calamities.

It allows us to manage breaking developments but undermines our ability to shape events proactively even as regimes and reformers are watching our actions and drawing lessons.

Though two congressional reports faulted Nielsen and her team for failing to inform the White House about breaking developments on the ground in New Orleans, several Administration officials ultimately came to her defense.

FILE this under things I hadn't realised: trading in shares of Citi accounted for a quarter of all volume on the New York Stock Exchange on Monday:Over the last few months, breaking developments and shifting expectations about the government's handling of its Citigroup shares have made the bank the only show in town during slow market days.

RSS, has been a ruthlessly efficient and rather simple way to keep in touch with the breaking developments in areas that interest".

"A breaking development outside the House Republican meeting," he writes: Congressman Darrel Issa emerged to tell reporters the members were preparing their own legislation that he said would be "similar to the Senate compromise" but more acceptable to the GOP.

There were many late-breaking developments.

Both campaigns agree that Hillary's victory rested largely on two late-breaking developments: a surge of support from women voters and a drop-off among Independents for Obama.

So this category stands to consider more late-breaking developments that were too late to be accounted for by the polling.

That could also lessen the impact of late-breaking developments in the news cycle — like Mr. Gingrich receiving the endorsement of Herman Cain.