Sentence examples for news dedicated from inspiring English sources

As Donald Trump's campaign started to gain momentum last year, cable news dedicated a steadily growing amount of time to him.

Cable news dedicated just 16 minutes to the attack that day, according to a Media Matters for America analysis.

Sunday's CCTV Evening News dedicated the first three minutes of the broadcast to a report about surging smartphone use and the benefits to China's economy from the increasing consumption that the mobile Internet is expected to drive.

Over one seven-day period this summer, when children were being separated from their families at the border, MSNBC, CNN and Fox News dedicated only 1 hour and 8 minutes to the crisis — combined.

Fox News dedicated a segment to the controversy, enlisting the help of Jordan Peterson, a Canadian professor who has found fame after arguing against "political correctness", especially the use of preferred pronouns.

Just after ABC News broadcast an excerpt from its interview with President Obama in which he declared, "I think same-sex couples should be able to get married," the headline on Fox Nation, an online offshoot of Fox News dedicated to tossing red meat to the cable network's viewers, read, "OBAMA FLIP FLOPS, DECLARES WAR ON MARRIAGE".

Toward the climax of the concert, Yorke returned to the news, dedicating the song You and Whose Army (albeit in a hesitant manner) to the Bush administration.

But in Pakistan, every time an honor killing is reported, it is now headline news, there are news shows dedicated to it, editorials.

The official version of the war has also been challenged by a new nongovernment news agency dedicated to military affairs, run by a former army general who once headed the Defense Ministry's press and information department.

To better understand what is happening around the country, The Huffington Post has partnered with ProPublica, a nonprofit news organization dedicated to investigative journalism, and other news outlets to create a database of reported acts of hate and bias incidents.

That's why The Huffington Post has partnered with ProPublica, a nonprofit news organization dedicated to investigative journalism, and with other news outlets to help make a national database of reported acts of hate and bias. .