Sentence examples for news hungry from inspiring English sources

By providing "useful" and "counterintuitive" information about organic food, it played right into the hands of the news hungry while conveniently obscuring important features of organic agriculture.

Rezai's news site Tabnak has caught the attention of the Internet-savvy and news hungry public.

What's ironic is that today's digital world is jam-packed with 'reality'--we follow Kim Kardashian and Miley Cyrus like news hungry hyenas--and yet it is common knowledge that reality TV shows are scripted and that celebrities are styled by professionals even on their free time.

The new Newsweek is aiming at less-savvy yet news-hungry readers whose subscriptions have been grandfathered over to their iPads.

Satellite-television news from stations such as CNN provided powerful competition in meeting the needs of the news-hungry.

But what of the obscene show staged by news-hungry reporters who besieged his wife until she consented to give a public statement?.

This was his official Media Workout day, designed to serve empty calories to hundreds of news-hungry journalists who had flown in from around the world.

But just days after the policy change, Facebook's algorithm chose a very bad, factually incorrect headline to explain to its news-hungry users why Megyn Kelly was trending.

Well, we don't exactly know, but thanks to some South Korean lip-readers and some news-hungry media outlets, we have some clues.

If it contains no thunderous revelations, that should be no surprise: Watergate has been pretty thoroughly raked over by news-hungry journalists and other investigators.

Nicky Cox, the editor of First News, endorses Messenger-Davies's charge that the BBC is failing news-hungry teens and pre-teens.