Sentence examples for news produced from inspiring English sources

"These sites and others like them show the way to a new future of news produced by social and commercial entrepreneurs on a human scale rather than traditional, impersonal, capital-intensive news corporations.

Though the network remains profitable because of its low expenses -- it uses the news produced by its larger sibling CNN -- the audience for Headline News, has declined in recent years.

So either the amount of news produced must shrink, or readers must pay more.

"The almost universal feeling of consternation the news produced," wrote missionary A Hoddle to Hudson Taylor, "was succeeded by a perfect storm of protest".

He said the country needed "a national base line of originally reported news... the kind of news produced by professional reporters".

They also said the struggling company has looked at the column inches of news produced by each reporter, and by each paper's news staff.

During treatment, good news produces elating highs, but also anxious lows.

And what is seen as good news produces even more extraordinary behaviour: a kind of luvvyism-by-proxy.

He had a job at Radio Mozambique, reading the news, producing shows and talking about social issues.

The rest of the romp through the sports news produces nothing quite so warm and fuzzy, although you could get a laugh at how a chance meeting moved Justin Bieber to make the former N.H.L. goalie Kevin Weekes a Twitter star.

Group polarization research also suggests that participation in a market will accentuate risk preferences so that good news produces a cautious shift in prices (i.e., towards lower prices) whereas bad news produces a risky shift (i.e., towards higher prices).