Sentence examples for news explained from inspiring English sources

("I don't like the news," explained one juror who managed to get through the selection procedure for the trial of Oliver North).In other countries, including Canada and Britain, criminal trials are conducted differently though it is difficult to say whether justice is served any better as a result.

"We have a number of players away with Scotland and a few injuries in our backline, so Lee joining us is very welcome news," explained Townsend.

"We have a very strong conclusion that the spread of falsity is outpacing the truth because human beings are more likely to retweet false than true news," explained Sinan Aral, co-author of the paper.

Ibrahim was arrested in August after Muslim relatives charged her with adultery for marrying a Christian man, Bloomberg news explained.

"It's really expensive to cover the news and it's much cheaper to opine on the news," explained Carlson, who launched The Daily Caller in 2010 and serves as its editor-in-chief.

The good news, explained recently by Patricia Spilman, M.S. at a sold-out Commonwealth Club event in San Francisco, is that there are things one can to do lower the risk, and perhaps slow the progress of the disease.

All the bad local news explains the sudden swell in interest in Taylor Dent, the 20-year-old son of former Australian stalwart Phil Dent.

Furman and Rich Conforti answered a few questions about their project via e-mail earlier this week: 1) For those readers who haven't heard the news, explain what is now available to fans.

On Thursday night there was a perfectly sane-sounding former trade minister on Channel 4 news explaining what amazing soft power the Duke wields, and how immensely valuable his activities are to that eternally vague-sounding entity UK plc.

"The Apple News team is looking for passionate, knowledgeable editors to help identify and deliver the best in breaking national, global, and local news," explains a recruitment advertisement on Apple's website, spotted early by 9 to 5 Mac.

"We humanise market news," explains Pamela Thomas-Graham, head of CNBC.In this section How to shrink the world Big birds Plenty of bravado, but not bravo On the road The network's not working CAFE leaves a bitter taste Bumpy road ahead A smoother ride Reprints Related items Atlanta's mayoral election: Race is a subtler business nowAug 2nd 2001CNN has begun to punch back.