Sentence examples for evolving news from inspiring English sources

Continue to follow this evolving news story as a class and evaluate the steps to Iraq's government-building process.

It had quite aggressively followed the evolving news industry while ABC and CBS shied from it, and while News Corp segmented its network entertainment assets from its news businesses.

Here are 10 of the apps hoping to capitalise on our evolving news habits in 2014 and the years to come: This started life as a curated newsletter about technology industry news, set up by entrepreneur Jason Calacanis.

I am scheduled on Monday to take part in a panel discussion looking at which version of an evolving news story becomes part of the digital archive, and how — if at all — the changes in the online version of an article can be looked up later.

Initially, instant data journalism, which helps to make an evolving news story clearer.

Separate ceremonies evolved for news and documentaries in 1973, for daytime programming in 1974, and for prime-time programming in 1977.

If nothing else, this year's volatile ratings have demonstrated that even a highly evolved cable news network remains hostage, most nights, to whatever happens to be in the headlines.

The business models are still evolving for these news aggregation apps – most are still focused on reach rather than revenues – but smart magazine publishers are looking to partner with them early, while continuing to explore more traditional ways of distributing their publications digitally.

But he added, "We'll continue to evolve our news-gathering and programming approaches".

I had been reluctant to tear myself away from the ever-evolving news of the phone-hacking scandal, which could be relied upon to produce a fresh resignation or arrest at regular intervals.

PAUL WORTMAN East Setauket, N.Y., Sept. 25, 2013 To the Editor: Re Obamaa's Evolving Doctrine" (news analysis, front page, Sept. 25): I have supported Barack Obama twice in his successful bids for the presidency.