Sentence examples for news generated from inspiring English sources
Much of the news generated thus far by the 2013 Kentucky Derby surrounds the new qualification system, an overhaul of the old formula that rewarded graded-stakes earnings – earnings accrued at any point in a horse's career.
The news generated by the publication of the D.N.C. e-mails had triggered the change.
The news generated hundreds of comments and sparked debated on the Corriera della Sera website.
In October, coverage of Occupy made up 6 percent of the news generated by news organizations in the United States.
The news generated media attention and prompted a response today from the army, which had not intervened previously to stop the settler assaults.
She spends time in Sunderland and in 1993 discovered her real family, although resented the prurient tabloid obsession with them which the news generated.
As a massive news generating machine, this will be yet another outlet for New Corp.'s (the ultimate parent company of MySpace) content, and I assume that it will get priority over other news sources.
Even The Financial Times and The Wall Street Journal, whose Web sites are perhaps the best examples of paid-for digital news, generate only small fractions of their budgets from Internet subscriptions.
In April, TechCrunch France writer Ouriel Ohayon reviewed Wikio and found it to be a very comprehensive news generating site.
In comparison, a web portal like Yahoo!, which offers a smorgasbord of services like E-mail, chat, message boards, stock quots and news, generates over 240 million pageviews every day.
False news stories generated more engagement than stories from real news outlets during the home stretch of the election, according to a BuzzFeed analysis. .
