Sentence examples for key news from inspiring English sources

In Step 3, we searched news reports, using key news databases including Factiva, Lexis Nexis, Google News, and Proquest Canadian Major Dailies (see Figure  1 for search flow diagram).

An emailed statement from the White House leads on news that Keith Kellogg is new acting national security adviser, relegating the key news headline that Flynn is gone to second mention.

While we've been unable thus far to get a hold of screen shots of the dashboard, sources who have seen the app in action tell us that it has a similar design to the new Data.gov website template and consists of a home screen containing key news, polling data, Twitter feeds, analyst comment and the Number 10 diary for the day.

In the meantime, we are publishing key news articles in their entirety here on Facebook.

9.56am: I mentioned the key news themes of the day earlier.

Under President Jeff Zucker, CNN shows little moderation when it comes to key news stories.

With all the respect and admiration I have for Ms. Kennedy's late father, I find her bid in very poor taste, and, after reading "Kennedy, Touring Upstate, Gets Less and Less Low-Key" (news article, Dec. 18), in my opinion she has no qualification whatsoever to bid for Senator Clinton's seat.

On the evening of Sept. 9, as Hurricane Irma bore down on Florida's Gulf Coast, casting aside a devastated Caribbean and churning its way through the Florida Keys, news outlets scrambled to show what was coming: mounting winds, torrential rain, coastal waters drawing back ominously, satellite images picturing a cyclone larger than the entire state.

In an otherwise low-key news conference, Mourinho offered a moment of gold when, with a subtle variation on his theme before the first leg, he claimed "the world will stop to watch" his latest confrontation with Sir Alex Ferguson as Manchester United fight Real Madrid for a place in the Champions League quarter-finals.

Standing next to Jackson, state Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de Leon (D-Los Angeles) and state Sen. Bob Hertzberg (D-Van Nuys), Arquette added a dab of Hollywood spectacle to the low-key news conference in a library meeting room.

"That is going to blow up this culture of secrecy". Standing next to Jackson, state Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de Leon (D-Los Angeles) and state Sen. Bob Hertzberg (D-Van Nuys), Arquette added a dab of Hollywood spectacle to the low-key news conference in a library meeting room.