Sentence examples for decent news from inspiring English sources

"If I could Hoover up some decent news," he said.

By the afternoon of March 16th, American officials had their first glimmer of decent news.

Mr. Romney also got some decent news from the national tracking polls on Friday.

They don't care that the Guardian and Private Eye, which exposed the hacking scandal, along with every other decent news organisation, won't submit to Mosley's regulation either.

"There are a lot of developers who believe in decent news media and believe it is important to democracy," Ng said.

Obviously, the announcement that nobody has been killed at its operations for a year represents decent news for the group's employees and their families.

What of the others involved: George Entwistle, the palpably decent new director general; Helen Boaden, head of news; Steve Mitchell, deputy head of news; David Jordan, head of editorial policy, and so on?

We really don't appreciate the significance of having a decent, impartial news gatherer and broadcaster, at a point when news everywhere else around the globe is under huge pressure from commercial and political forces.

Thursday was a rare day of decent economic news for President Obama.

The vacation week brought decent economic news as retail sales grew 15 percent over the 2011 period.

Yorkshire Post 'Yorkshire's national newspaper' contains decent local news and comment.