Sentence examples for news effects from inspiring English sources

"Obviously I am treading very carefully here but we do want to take the world forward a little bit and want to see what the next phase of this technology is, that it is moving on and moving forward and is producing news effects, both positive and negative.

Table 11 Seasonality in returns after removing news effects   TOM effect ((M_{d,t})) TOQ effect ((Q_{d,t})) TOY effect ((Y_{d,t}))   Coeff.

In this study, we found that consumers' attitudes toward health news on television and the internet significantly explained the selectivity of exposure to grapefruit news using three different reactions: reliability of the news, effects on consumption behavior, and initiative to search for further information related to the news.

Trump is the fear factor and Hillary the stability factor; if Hillary wins the markets will rally and then pull back; as the buy, the rumour sell the news effect will kick in.

This week's big news-effect announcement is that former RBS boss Fred Goodwin has been stripped of his knighthood.

Several theories of news media effects provide insight about how such effects occur.

Much has been written about the challenges of covering climate change as news: its effects are often uncertain, gradual, and distant, and its causes are multiple (i.e., you, me, and everyone else).

It has transformed the whole business of what is news, the effect on you and your picture of the world.

While not involving the stock market, an example from the Drudge Report is instructive about how false news — in effect, reputational short-selling — spreads.

Broadcasting union Bectu said the proposal to set up a fund worth between £30m and £50m to administer bids to make regional news "in effect gives ITV the green light to withdraw from regional news altogether".

In other news, Mass Effect has insane girl-on-alien action.