Sentence examples for example news from inspiring English sources

For example, news feeds could be added to digital images, or data lists to maps.

For example, news often breaks on Twitter before hitting major media outlets and well before showing up in search engines.

In Poland, for example, news crawls laboriously from hand to hand by means of samizdat but, once learned, leaves an indelible mark.

For example, news, sports, talk radio and some television newscasts on the Internet -- as well as some music radio programs are stored in archives.

For example, news of salmonella-tainted poultry inspired in him not merely the expected comments about African-American eating habits but a sputtering disquisition on the unfairness of it all.

For example, news articles about the recent suicide of the French chef Bernard Loiseau did not make the list of top links, but his death was a high-ranking topic on the burst list.

For example, because news events are unpredictable, news managers encourage reporters to be generalists rather than specialists [ 13].

For example, in news domain, a user has just read news about "new phone release"; he may not want to be notified if there is similar news about that "phone" again.

SARS, a new and mysterious form of pneumonia, is an example of news that failed to do so.

Look, for example, at news consumption on the web, which is growing.

In Louisville, Ky., for example, the news conference turned out to be a nonevent.