Sentence examples for news presents from inspiring English sources

So we see that television news presents the new technologies and promotes them at the same time.

Even if Ms. Mayer gets the disparate parts of the content apparatus moving in concert, news presents its own problems.

But television news presents such tentative, skittish images of the war that the public can hardly be overwhelmed by them; "Over There" was more detailed, maybe more realistic.

Despite that, today's news presents a welcome respite from challenges that Airbnb has faced with its operations in other major countries, including the U.S., where it often sits in a grey area.

President Obama has said the wide dissemination of false news presents a threat to democratic institutions.

This dumbing down of news presents us with, at best, incomplete information.

They can highlight breaking news, present a multi-part investigation or guide you towards a new columnist we'd like to introduce you to, an enticing image gallery or an entertaining video.

How do they differ from news presented on the Internet?

Sumon, who writes the reports himself, says he received training from Prism that included camera handling and news presenting.

For many users, Etan's return to the news presented an opportunity to offer condolences to his family.

And to carry the religion analogy a bit further, they certainly don't want news presented as gospel".