Sentence examples for news compared with from inspiring English sources

That's 344 more new grants than in 2003, good news compared with a projected cut of at least 1000 that lobbyists were lamenting a few weeks ago.

In 2011 Romania enjoyed good economic news compared with much of the rest of Europe.

But that wretched statistic passed for good news compared with the rest of the report.

But it also highlights some good news: compared with a decade ago, significantly more people are seeking help.

Economic growth averaging around 5% on the continent for the past decade is certainly good news compared with two decades of increasing poverty.

A 2013 Ofcom report found that 78% of people rely on television as their main source of news, compared with 19% who use Facebook and 10% who use Twitter.

It is also important to note that a large number of the news stories were published as general news items compared with those published as health news.

As of August 2017, 43% of Americans report often getting news online, compared with 50% who often get news on television — so just a seven-percentage-point gap.

Firstly, how does the environmental footprint of one method of delivering news compare with another?

Another study by Nielsen Media Research in January found that only about 24.5 million Americans still watch nightly news shows, compared with the close to 50percentt of Americans who enjoyed nightly news in 1985.

Of the 18- to 24-year-olds surveyed by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, 28% cited social media as their main news source, compared with 24% for TV.