Sentence examples for news chain from inspiring English sources

From reporter to editor to presenter to viewer: one professionally-validated global news chain operating without political or commercial favour.

There's something rather pathetic — almost as if "Kane" were a Grade B movie that didn't have a big enough budget for a few extra players — about that one lonely sleuthing reporter travelling around the country while a big organization delays the release of an important newsreel documentary on the head of a rival news chain.

In a piece of good economic news, chain store sales rose as cold weather stimulated demand for winter clothing, Instinet Research said in its weekly Redbook report.

Producers along the TV news chain simply did not check their facts.

Following a post Cold War exodus of troops, diplomats, and developers from posts abroad, by 2011, 20 major U.S. newspapers and news chains had shuttered their overseas bureaus, while 64percentt of media executives reported significant drops in foreign news content.

The bad news: another chain store is coming to a town near you.

The piece, somewhat low on what we might call the "news food chain", attracted three wonderfully apt comments.

News organizations will probably need to take a closer look at their policies and practices regarding the news supply chain.

But when Franki (Marc Senter), one of Erica's former one-night stands, reappears bearing terrible news, a chain of events is unfurled that will prove impossible to break.

He denounced sport utility vehicles, the news media, chain stores and "corporate feudalism," and urged a law requiring police officers to be elected to the force by the communities they serve.

That means those putting him on the air or writing about his views must be on top of such disclosures, and aware that their stories will get picked up again and again online, and down the news food chain, using the same identifiers and titles which can either illuminate or obscure.