Sentence examples for in newsworthy from inspiring English sources

It would have been nice to hear from observant Jews, Muslims and Catholics, and also from teenagers, even if they don't testify before school boards in newsworthy numbers).

Privacy – "the possible right to be left alone, in the absence of some 'reasonable' public interest in a person's activities, like those of celebrities or participants in newsworthy events".

In the context of the increase in newsworthy events regarding Uyghurs, the concerns surrounding Uyghur human rights issues have gained a greater prominence.

It's a generally accepted rule in journalism that if you're involved in a newsworthy situation, you shouldn't cover it.

So were the secret cables in fact newsworthy?

The fact that Indian soldiers had shot two men was not in itself newsworthy.

Putting aside the occasional flurry of interest in a newsworthy debut, book prizes are one of the most important ways for new writers to reach new audiences.

When a student named Jesse Oxfeld wrote a column for The Stanford Daily about press coverage of Chelsea, his editor fired him for violating the paper's rather precious policy of not commenting on Chelsea unless "she involves herself in a newsworthy event at Stanford".

He compared it to his work at Digg, where the ad formats pushed advertisers to communicate their message in "more newsworthy ways".

In another newsworthy note for startups and developers: Mashape announced today via its blog that it will be a partner in Rapleaf's new "Personalization Fund", a $1 million fund "dedicated to supporting developers creating projects around data and personalization".

Facebook has recently gotten into hot water over temporarily taking down videos of the aftermath of police violence, and child nudity in a newsworthy historical photo pointing out the horrors of war.