Sentence examples for many newsworthy from inspiring English sources

Young reporters, and some older ones, found that it was a sensible policy to join Whewell for a lunchtime drink in one of the city-centre pubs, where many newsworthy projects were dreamed up.

Instagram hasn't seen as many "newsworthy" cases of online trolling and abuse, as compared with Twitter, but it's also being more proactive about rolling out new tools before it gets to that point.

The dispute has shaken loose many newsworthy documents revealing much about McClendon's new company in particular.

This October, for National Domestic Violence Awareness Month let's look back at the many newsworthy and heart-wrenching domestic violence moments from this past year that informed, enraged, and inspired us all to bring greater awareness to this issue.

Dictionary.com cites many newsworthy 2017 moments that facilitated the use of complicit, including times when people called out the powerful for misdeeds and for silence in the face of wrongdoing.

Time will tell, of course, but there are so many other newsworthy items crowding the past week that we've simply got to ask the question briefly, and then move on.

And many of the newsworthy stories he tells -- about the opening, for example, of an overland truck route from Thailand to China through rebel-controlled, heroin-producing northern Myanmar -- need precisely the awareness of distances, geography and national frontiers that extensive earthbound travel provides.

A respectable news organization had many angles of newsworthy coverage that all New Yorkers would appreciate.

(By the way, that is newsworthy, because many American orchestras are struggling to survive).

UCI - Cycling's Fifa, and for many years almost as newsworthy as football's governing body.

The "fatigue" most often cited by readers, however, is with the media coverage of the campaign, and the focus — to many minds — on non-newsworthy topics.