Sentence examples for deep news from inspiring English sources
Twitter wants to be a source for deep news discovery, not just first-hand accounts.
From a combinatorial point of view, any given scenario has an infinitesimal probability of being right, since there are so many possible variations (Gee et al. in Deep News Glob Bus Netw 2(4):1991 1991).
The researchers suggest fostering public interest in invertebrates through deeper news coverage, documentary film-making and the dissemination of photographs, books and art.
Leonard M. Apcar, editor in chief of The New York Times on the Web, argued that the Web sites of The Times and other news organizations could offer deeper news and analysis more quickly than television networks, in part because users can click directly to the information they seek rather than wait through the linear progression of a newscast.
Where their roots are deep, state news media create an almost insurmountable obstacle for civil society and political opposition groups by barring them from communicating with mass audiences.
Press reports hinted at alarming news: deep, deep below Red Square the soil under St . Basils Cathedral was "decompacting".
Despite NBC's promotion of MSNBC as the cable channel with deeper convention news, MSNBC finished the Republican week with fewer than 600,000 viewers per night.
It is my hope that people will dig deeper than news stands to find the courage to form their own opinions about what is beautiful.
And this isn't the only deep-sea news of the week either, as film director James Cameron successfully emerged from his Mariana Trench dive.
They decided to dig deep into television news coverage, partly because it has escaped the scrutiny focused on newspapers in recent years.
Obviously it is the last one, despite the fact that the New York Times and the Washington Post buried the news deep inside today's papers.
