Sentence examples for news for current from inspiring English sources
That's certainly great news for current owners although the new additions are probably not significant enough to opt for the Popbox over a Boxee Box, Roku, or Apple TV.
This is bad news for current homeowners with lots of negative equity, but it suggests that so long as credit for potential homebuyers remains available, the primary adjustment in home prices may be close to over with.
It's good news for Current, then, that the Obama administration is putting more than $3.4 billion in stimulus money behind smart grid implementation.
The good news for current Cablevision subscribers is that the service will be free when it launches; non-subscribers will be able to get the Wi-Fi service totally independent of regular broadband.
The acquirer, Indiana-based eFamily, has taken over the company's branding and software, and will continue to develop and support the product, which is good news for current users.
Today's removal of the graduate endowment fee is great news for current and future students and last year's graduates, helping to significantly reduce their debt burden".
Mr. Olbermann, who is also the chief news officer for Current, will report to Mr. Bohrman, whose title is president, said Joel Hyatt, the channel's chief executive.
If Facebook users find the Trending section atop the right sidebar of their homepage useful, it could encourage public sharing, drive return visits, and most importantly — make Facebook better known as a news source for current events.
After our free-wheeling interview on the Disrupt NY about the startup that offers crowdsourced annotations and explanations of song lyrics, religious texts, poetry, and now News Genius for current news, Rap Genius co-founder Ilan Zechory explained to me the genesis of its future business model.
Ministers are bracing for another set of bad economic news for the current quarter when it is published next month.
It is bad news for the current crop of party leaders that none is deemed worthy of a book.
