Sentence examples for news lightly from inspiring English sources

Guaspari did not take the news lightly.

Rest assured that we do not take this lack of news lightly.' " Following the lead of many companies who split their stocks to attract new investors, Track Data split its stock 2 for 1 twice last fall.

Jackson didn't take the news lightly, naturally, deciding it was Davis plotting his exit and not McKenzie, Michael Silver writes on Yahoo.com, but as Clark Judge writes on CBSSports.com, he did himself no favors as the Raiders slid out of the playoffs and set an N.F.L. record for penalties.

A jittery Wall Street didn't take the news lightly: The stock, already 77% off its 52-week high, lost nearly half its remaining value.

But Kenya's media did not take the news lightly.

The Hawkeye State-based outlet notes that local authorities are not taking the news lightly.

The buzz around the Rolls-Royce Ghost, however, seemed disappointing; the Rolls news conference was lightly attended, to put it charitably.

The clip, produced by Interlude, a digital media and interactive video technology company, includes 16 separate video tracks, each either a television show (like "The Price Is Right," "Pawn Stars" or a BBC news show), others lightly disguised parodies of shows, films or cable networks.

Though the news was only lightly reported in the United States, it received major coverage in Europe, widely described as a major diplomatic defeat for the United States.

I was still lightly browsing tech news just because I really enjoy reading tech news — yes, even on vacations.

It seems that our "news" is little more than lightly filtered information.