Sentence examples for bulletins it from inspiring English sources

While taxation took up 17% of the BBC's total coverage in its news bulletins, it only accounted for 8.1% of Channel 4's time.

On the television news bulletins, it looked as if it were being totally destroyed.

With gruesome accounts of the massacres and destruction committed by Serbs now filling western newspapers and television bulletins, it might seem that little investigation is necessary.

Looking at the stream of bulletins, it was hard to do anything but weep for the victims, their families, and the future of this country.

A Populus poll carried out for the Times this week found that half the British public believe that the closeness of the two men has been bad for Britain.Helped on by a spate of condemnatory newspaper articles and routinely apocalyptic reporting on television news bulletins, it is widely accepted that Iraq is a mess created by American arrogance and incompetence.

Last year, the megachurch cut down on thousands of bulletins it prints for Sunday services by getting congregants to start using a mobile app instead.

In the same bulletin, it warned that the first "critical pipeline break" in its Syrian operations was expected in January 2015, adding: "Considering commodity lead times, additional resources must be secured by early November to ensure procurement and arrival of supplies in time for January distributions".

As a sentence it is banal; as an in-context psychological bulletin, it is risible.

For those wondering when artificial intelligence will truly take root, here's a bulletin: it already has.

English author DH Lawrence in his novel Kangaroo wrote of the Bulletin: "It beat no solemn drums.

As Marco Catellani mentioned in the Daily Bulletin, it was only an extra undertrick, but sometimes beauty comes in small packages.