Sentence examples for considerable news from inspiring English sources

In turn, the "Evening News" would tap into CNN's considerable news gathering operation -- and presumably cut back its own.

Second, Houston is a top 10 news-media market, where Mr. Slaughter and Mr. Sullivan felt the film would generate considerable news coverage.

But as commentators noted in the considerable news coverage, there was a larger issue: how "clean" any medical journal should keep itself from the contaminating influence of money, especially industry money.

The saga of the now gray-haired Mr. Jenkins and his shy wife has attracted considerable news coverage in Japan, where Ms. Soga is portrayed as a woman unfairly separated from her loved ones.

David Westin, president of ABC News, said yesterday that network officials decided to approach the N.F.L. about helping them make room for the conventions after concluding that the lineup of speakers for the opening nights had considerable news value.

Rare scheduled visits to Jimi Hendrix's Mayfair flat, now the offices of the Handel House museum but soon to be a museum in its own right, are always oversubscribed, while there's considerable news coverage every time a Liverpool house associated with the Beatles comes on the market.

While Mr. Obama will have few public events from Tuesday through Friday, aides said, his presence could draw considerable local news media attention in a state where he hopes to fiercely challenge Mr. McCain.

"There is considerable good news emanating from the century-old struggle of the United States against racism and bigotry," said Ralph Boyd Jr., a former prosecutor who is the new director of the civil rights division of the Justice Department, as he presented the report here.

In this case, activity that is presumably atypical in the medical tourism industry resulted in considerable local news coverage of a medical tourism company ceasing operations.

He said considerable public and news media interest had caused an overflow room to be opened with television monitoring of the trial, a situation, Mr. Traficant said, that does not catch the proper "ambience of all the people involved".

That process crested on Thursday at a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing, where Mrs. Clinton bluntly and publicly castigated Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld over the war, in an exchange that drew a considerable amount of news coverage.