Sentence examples for average news from inspiring English sources
The New Yorker, September 21 , 1987P. 90 REFLECTIONS about an average news day, as summarized by the writer from eleven New York "Times" articles from Aug. 9, 1987.
By Richard Harris The New Yorker, September 21 , 1987P. 90 REFLECTIONS about an average news day, as summarized by the writer from eleven New York "Times" articles from Aug. 9, 1987.
REFLECTIONS about an average news day, as summarized by the writer from eleven New York "Times" articles from Aug. 9, 1987.
For the average news viewer, it seemed like more of the same.
It was a damp squib that amounted to a succession of very average news page leads.
(Free) This is the work of the Wall Street Journal, but it's not your average news app.
According to Google News, there were, on average, 7.7 news stories about or referencing phthalates every day during 2007.
Researchers said that on average, health news about celebrities could have sustained effect on uptake of healthcare for at least six months.
Shares of such companies are more sensitive than the average to news about profits, in part because they are bets on future growth.
According to a Gallup report released Thursday, "The amount of attention Americans are paying to the I.R.S. and the Benghazi situations is well below the average for news stories Gallup has tracked over the years".
And if their resulting documentary, "Bidder 70," is less than lush — the photography is as prosaic as the average television news segment — it is blessed with a subject whose sincerity papers over a lot of cracks.
