Sentence examples for diminished news from inspiring English sources

The move adds two major players to the fast-growing roster of newspapers that are cooperating with their regional competitors to get more coverage out of their diminished news staffs.

A source inside The Blaze, who requested anonymity for fear of retribution, told HuffPost that the mood among the rapidly diminishing news team is somber.

But outrage diminishes as news becomes more familiar.

You shouldn't diminish your news value by giving it out for free".

There's strong bipartisan support to repeal the FCC rule, which critics warn would extend the reach of big media companies while diminishing local news and the diversity of voices heard through local media.

Anglo-American culture was little diminished when New Yorkers greeted the news of the Declaration of Independence by exuberantly trashing an equestrian statue of George III, in 1776.

Lozano's photographs provide rich images and stories for a place that so often gets diminished to a news headline.

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.

Despite diminished resources of established news organizations, "of the stories that did contain new information, nearly all, 95 percent, came from old media — most of them newspapers," it said.

LOS ANGELES — The Hollywood Reporter has been dying a slow death for a decade, bleeding from layoffs, vanishing advertisers and diminished relevance in a news cycle now dominated by cutthroat entertainment blogs.

Former Australian captain Ricky Ponting's chances of playing in this year's Ashes series has diminished further following the news that he will retire from all forms of cricket in October.