Sentence examples for constrained news from inspiring English sources

The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has also pledged to increase the world's oil supply if it is significantly constrained, news that slowed the climb in oil prices.

In an era of constrained news media budgets, they aren't cutting a lot of corners.

In a time of constrained news budgets and diminishing airtime for news on the main broadcast schedule, having a huge cable-news hole to fill demands a significant commitment of resources.

Studies show that to improve journalists' expertise it is necessary to deal with the organizational and professional factors that constrain news coverage.

The efforts by the ISI to constrain the Pakistani news media have, to a degree, worked in recent days.

No longer will the funding of the paper's news operations be constrained by the increasingly tough market for newspaper advertising.

She found herself constrained by the objectivity required of news reporting, and in 1977 she became cohost of the Baltimore morning show People Are Talking.

Constrained by the gag order, the Israeli news media have so far made only cryptic references to the case.

Its director Lee Gatiss said the group would rather "discuss the good news of Jesus Christ", but felt "constrained to respond to the teaching of those who are changing the gospel into an affirmation of immoral behaviour".

The good news is that he has not been constrained by false modesty and has chosen six of his own pieces for this book.

And it is good news for universities, who will no longer be constrained by distorting policies which seek simultaneously to promote competition while restricting demand.