Sentence examples for corresponding news from inspiring English sources
There will be plenty of corresponding news stories about the subject matter of the case, if it is important enough, and that gives us another yardstick with which to judge the agency as well.
The storyline summary not only provides readers enough information to understand the development of a news topic, but also serves as an index for readers to search corresponding news reports.
It seems an obvious point, but in today's instant gratification age (and corresponding news cycle, ahem), what's often not reported is how long it took for a company to achieve its success, funding, or whatever other metric is being touted.
"The angry mood delivered through social ties could boost the spread of the corresponding news, and speed up the formation of public opinion and collective behaviour," Prof Xu said.
Nothing they can do will match the impression created by a set of high-ranking government officials excoriating them while lined up behind the ubiquitous DOJ seal -- especially when the corresponding news stories are accompanied by the inevitable "perp walk" footage.
Agree Disagree Policy Report abuse Posted 2009/05/01 at 9 08 AM ET To access the comments, the article headlines provided in Table 2 can be entered into the search engine at the corresponding news site; however articles and their comments are archived and inaccessible on-line after a period of time determined by each of the news sites.
Not surprisingly, there is no corresponding good news for those less well connected to other people.
Detected crime tweets are analysed in regard to the distance between the location of an incident and the location of associated tweets, as well as regards demographic aspects of the corresponding crime news.
The seven categories were World News, Football news, Tech news, Art and Entertainment news, Business News, Environment news and Travel news.
In order to make them comparable, we used news items that appear in the leading news feed of each – roughly corresponding to the first page, or the main page of the news outlet.
