Sentence examples for news appropriately from inspiring English sources

If Facebook, Twitter, Google News and other websites flagged fake news appropriately, then there would be no reason to create fake news sites in the first place.

Many people now think Facebook has to find a way to flag fake news appropriately before the next election in 2020.

He announced the news himself, appropriately on Twitter, with a hearty endorsement from CEO Jack Dorsey.

She's there to make sure the client's news gets spread appropriately.

She presented herself as exceedingly professional and unprovocative (her teal suit was conservatively cut, her bob was appropriately news-anchor-shaped, and her lipstick was sufficiently muted), but her mere presence was still offensive.

Appropriately, the news was broken on the Andrew Marr Show, which has been hosted in Marr's absence by Jeremy Vine, who signed off on Sunday by saying: "That's about it for this Sunday, and indeed for this run of the programme.

Kidd reacted appropriately to news of the choice.

WHEN the news came, it was delivered appropriately in the form of a tweet.

All candidates running for president should be scrutinized appropriately, but the news media should use caution before publishing stories based on rumor.

Tweeters have reacted appropriately to the news, with many confused or making jokes that Steve Harvey - who recently announced the wrong winner of the Miss Universe competition - may have announced the result.

That is all good news, provided the agency remains appropriately stingy in granting waivers as it struggles to fill a huge number of vacancies on those committees — roughly a third of more than 600 slots are open.