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Sentence examples for much news from inspiring English sources

Much news is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct.
If you wish to use the phrase, it should be written as "There is much news." For example, "I have been out of town for two weeks, and there is much news to catch up on!".

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"I don't have much news.

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Independent

Nor much news of any kind.

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The New York Times

SOMETIMES you can have too much news.

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The Economist

Some days there is too much news.

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The New Yorker

There will be much news.

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The Guardian - Business

Red Oak doesn't make much news.

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The New York Times

"There's so much news here!" he exclaimed.

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The New York Times

There has been much news, they agree, but little progress.

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The New York Times

That raises questions about how much news will be gathered.

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The Economist

Advertising is just as much news as a bylined article.

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The New York Times - Tech

Not much news comes out of the forests.

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The Guardian - Opinion
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