Sentence examples for every newsworthy from inspiring English sources

Even the most dedicated student of the evolution of creationism finds it difficult to stay au courant with every newsworthy event.

"If every newsworthy case were deemed compelling and, thus justified disclosure, the veil of grand jury secrecy would be lifted and every citizen's right to have fellow citizens, sitting on a grand jury, check the power of the police and the prosecutor without pressure from outside influence real or perceived would be imperiled," Garnett said in the opinion.

Inevitably, every halfway newsworthy quote from these star studded promotional events is beamed back home and published quick-smart.

Many photographers working in postconflict settings believe these stories are every bit as newsworthy as war itself.

And every mistake is newsworthy: escaped prisoners make better headlines than disgruntled farmers kept waiting for payments due them, for example.Yet even bearing in mind its difficult remit, the Home Office is poorly run.

Every bit as newsworthy were the performances by Chase Finlay (dancing the solo), Daniel Applebaum and Allen Peiffer, all three new to the ballet this season and none of them yet familiar to City Ballet's audience in lead roles.

Of course it's not newsworthy every time Apple tweaks the layout of their stores, but I thought this particular move to be portentous.

There are so many things that are really newsworthy that every channel could be filled with a constant cacophony of woe and strife drowning out any semblance of peace and normalcy with insistent justified priority.

It is not every day, it is every couple of days and not newsworthy.

And, while The Times can't cover every story, this one is newsworthy.

There is one thing I cannot understand: how do you manage to have exactly one newsworthy person die every week?ANTONIOVIDIGALRio de Janeiro.