Sentence examples for news perspective from inspiring English sources

Now, to be fair, I'm going to focus on Google News from a tech news perspective, because that's what I follow.

From a news perspective, it may be sexy.

"He was speaking from a news perspective, not a sales perspective," an employee said.

The President's ownership initiative hasn't featured prominently in the media coverage of the campaign, which, strictly from a news perspective, is understandable: he hasn't announced many specific proposals to back up his talk.

Acquiring Current TV gave it a new way into the country and many expected Al Jazeera America to be a glorified simulcast of its existing English-language channel, one that would give Americans more access to a world news perspective.

"I think anyone who lived through that, from a news perspective, would question whether that did anything towards achieving the ends it was set up to achieve," she says.

This unique result opens news perspectives for application of these highly basic and low-cost molecular sieves.

Prevention provides service journalism at its best: news, perspective-shifting features and practical strategies to enhance lives.

One of our previous study focused on nasopharyngeal carcinoma has opened news perspectives in this field [ 10].

"If I visited New York, all I'd know about the city is 'This is where such-and-such homicide happened,' or 'That's where that deadly fire occurred,' stuff like that — a breaking-news perspective," he said last weekend during one of his 14-hour overnight shifts at the news desk.

To keep the good news in perspective, Mr. West is no Melchior.