Sentence examples for indispensable news from inspiring English sources
'indispensable news' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used to describe news that is important, necessary, or essential. For example, "The Prime Minister's address was full of indispensable news regarding the country's economic policy."
BBC Persian has become an indispensable news source, doubling its audience in Iran since 2009 to 6m and now reaching as many as one in ten Iranian viewers.The Dubai-based Farsi 1 titillates with dubbed versions of steamy foreign soap operas.
But last week, in the wake of the Boston bombings, some of those who previously viewed Twitter as an indispensable news source began turning against the service upon discovering that the wisdom of crowds is, in fact, an adage not often applicable on the Internet.
He said the new products would attract readers by being "an indispensable source of news on US politics and the economy", as well as through its business coverage.
A crucial and indispensable source of news and information, absolutely.
"Was a lot like cable news: indispensable … yet full of errors".
For those of us who spent too many hours in our younger days reading "Sox Yarns" and "Yankee Doodles" and other indispensable notebooks, the news was not surprising but sad.
Goal is for the Daily to be the indispensable source for news and information.
Our aim is for The Daily to be the indispensable source for news, information and entertainment," Murdoch said.
Therefore it falls to the few remaining indispensable professionals and news organizations who still believe in the duty of journalistic integrity to report regardless of an approval of Russia's government.
Technology is the central driver of economic growth and the Journal is committed to being the indispensable global source of news and information in this critical area.
"To have a peaceful Haiti the opposition is indispensable," he said during a news conference.
