Sentence examples for news concerned from inspiring English sources

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The worst news concerned its ASR hips.

That should be sufficient to insulate the stockmarket from a broad-based fall.The second strand of news concerned the economy.

The sole tidbit of news concerned receiver Plaxico Burress, who is hobbled with more than the chronically sore ankle that prevented him from practicing most of the season.

The only sad news concerned the sharks, which were now being plundered with impunity by rapacious Pakistani and Chinese fishermen, Dr Hakim claimed.

The headline news concerned the identity of both centre-forwards: Wenger repeated his FA Cup final selection by choosing Theo Walcott rather than Olivier Giroud while José Mourinho was without Diego Costa, so played Loïc Rémy.

Some of the most provocative news concerned dendritic cells.

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There was mixed news concerning racecourse sponsorship as Betfair announced on Sunday that they are the new backers of the Grade One Tingle Creek Chase at Sandown.

But the news concerning Lucious Harris may not be as reassuring.

There is slightly better news concerning Glen Johnson, who limped off with an ankle injury against United.

OVER the past two weeks the world has received sobering news concerning the melting of polar ice.

The Reuters Chinese-language website was blocked soon after it published news concerning the New York Times exposé, Smith said.

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