Sentence examples for impressive news from inspiring English sources

It would be foolhardy to predict great things for any manager based on two fantastic seasons with Swansea and one impressive news conference.

While several gubernatorial races were too close to call, Governor Quinn's stunning five-point loss to fiscally conservative businessman Bruce Rauner may have been the most impressive news of the night.

The "promotion" alone was the most impressive news out of the past week, in a purely literal sense.

That right there would be impressive news, but the truly astounding number came from November's revision, which was adjusted all the way up to 414,000 new jobs.

AS a journalist for more than 40 years, Lester M. Crystal, executive producer of "The Newshour With Jim Lehrer" on PBS, has met his share of impressive, and yes, he said, occasionally not-so-impressive news makers.

Impressive earnings news from a hardware giant buoyed technology stocks late in the week.

Their shows were certainly special for them, but for BTS, this latest bit of impressive good news a sign that we still have no idea how much bigger K-pop, once a style of music only appreciated by those musically in the know or who had ties to Korea, is going to become.

One year ago, to show how impressive the news is, the three-month average was at 197,000 jobs added per month.

But with due allowance for all that, he said some remarkable things in a recent interview with La Vanguardia, a daily paper published in Barcelona which runs an impressive global news-gathering operation (you can read an English translation in the National Catholic Register).Chatting comfortably in his native Spanish, he made some comments that were interesting enough, but broadly expected.

That Montreal's food scene is impressive is hardly news, but a spate of new restaurants embracing the locavore ethos means there are more reasons than ever to visit this island city.

In Sandton the nibbles are impressive but the news is bleak.