Sentence examples for digest announcement from inspiring English sources

As part of the Reader's Digest announcement on Wednesday, the company said that Peggy Northrop, the global editor of Reader's Digest magazine, would be leaving the company and taking on an advisory role for its international magazines.

A Compaq spokesman later said Mr. Clarke meant that employees and customers needed time to digest the announcement.

The BLUF helps readers quickly digest the announcement, decision, and when the new procedures go into effect.

The largest decline in U.S. stock prices since the 2008 debacle came on Monday, August 8, as markets digested the announcement that the U.S. was losing its precious triple-A credit rating (which was released after markets closed the previous Friday).

THE world has had a little time to digest yesterday's announcement of new Treasury purchases by the Fed, and it's interesting to see what's being said, and what's being traded.

The market seems to want to sit back and see how stateside investors wish to digest the weekend announcements out of China.

Despite it being a relatively quiet start to the week, investors have had to digest some significant announcements from China over the weekend.

Of course, that's not to say it won't happen, but I'd hope to see Verizon Wireless give its customers a little more time to digest the Windows Phone announcement before springing a top-tier Android device on the masses.

Exxon was among the many oil-related stocks that more than reversed Tuesday's ragged performance, as analysts and investors further digested O.P.E.C.'s announcement of plans to raise production.

Stocks held on to most of their earlier gains as investors digested a Fed announcement at 2 00 p.m.

The boys had three days to digest this news, then anonther announcement went forth.