Sentence examples for news analyses from inspiring English sources

What's Behind the News Starting half a century ago, The Times began publishing news analyses to give reporters a way to supply expertise or context when the facts alone tell only part of the story.

The three narratives were rightly grouped in news analyses today; their very differences are illuminating.

He continued to cover Washington and national news, and to write news analyses and magazine articles.

Some news analyses of his trip wondered "Where's the Bounce?" The old Hillary refrain — why can't he close the deal against a supposedly flawed opponent — echoes.

In a future class, students should share their evening news analyses and compare and contrast all of the excerpts that they viewed or heard.

After Nixon's Vietnam speech, Burch telephoned the presidents of all 3 networks and requested transcripts of the news analyses that had been carried on the networks after Nixon's address.

The trick is to produce these news data analyses, using the tech we have, as quickly as we can.

Meanwhile, newspapers were able to prepare their news reports, analyses, picture research and tributes without the difficulty of sitting in front of a camera.

In news releases, analyses and testimony before Congress, the A.C.L.U. has repeatedly recommended that our elected leaders weigh every proposal to ensure that it maximizes our security while minimizing the impact on liberty.

Numerous Web sites offering news and analyses have sprung up in recent years; the country is home to a vibrant community of bloggers; and social media sites like Twitter and Facebook are immensely popular.

Radio Free Asia engages in "surrogate broadcasting," which gives listeners the news and analyses that they would get if they had a free press-news that focuses on domestic events.