Sentence examples for news pace from inspiring English sources

"The acceleration of the news pace," Mr. Keller said, "increases the risk that we will fall short of our standards.

He has given the news pace.

A full-colour main news section has a new pace and rhythm and a new 7 Days news features section; Business & Media has been combined with Cash to create a comprehensive Sunday business and personal finance section; the Review, Sport and Escape sections have all received Berliner-sized full-colour makeovers.

THE NEWS The pace of job growth in the American economy slowed to a crawl in May, with just 54,000 nonfarm jobs added, far too few even to keep up with population growth.

"It's good news the pace of HIV treatment scale-up continues to increase, with 2.2 million people newly started on treatment in one year, but to achieve the global goal of reaching 30 million people with treatment by 2020, we're going to need to see 3 million new people on treatment each year," said Sharonann Lynch, HIV and tuberculosis policy advisor for MSF's Access Campaign.

The news is paced so frenetically that anything beyond soundbites is not tolerated.

By filtering news through its pacing, theme music, anchor banter, graphics and set design, "Sports Center reflects and contributes to the national sports obsession.

PARK CITY, Utah — Most screenings at the Sundance Film Festival here are mob scenes — half-frozen film lovers in a mad dash for limited seating, reporters skittering around in search of news nuggets, agents pacing the aisles.

The pace of news has accelerated.

The good news is that the pace of decisions increased.

The pace of news can feel less frantic.