Sentence examples for news settings from inspiring English sources
Antigone Barton, a freelance journalist, will study global health policy and research ways to build collaborative reporting and accessible resources in developing world news settings.
Moore contended scraping is a boon to users, who can now finely tune the news settings on a Yahoo! page to pull together familiar sources, such as local news headlines, together with other Yahoo -provided content.
You can find the Mail and News settings in Netscape 4.0 and later versions under the Edit menu in the Preferences area.
And for me and other news photographers, countless chances to capture one of the most famous faces in the world in new settings.
He can still be awkward when speaking to large crowds, or in formal news conference settings.
It's all about the news feed settings page, which now makes it easier to unfollow individual friends, pages or groups, as well as re-follow those they've unfollowed in the past.
In the early weeks of his presidency, Trump had not yet erected a clear boundary between Twitter — where he gave his opponents belittling nicknames and railed against "fake news" — and settings such as the East Room of the White House or the chamber of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Setup is painless, just your news server settings and where you want the downloads to go.
In August and September of 2013, as revelations about the U.S. government's surveillance of Americans were trickling out into public awareness, Pew pollsters conducted a phone survey in which they asked participants how willing they would be to discuss the news in various settings, including on Facebook and Twitter.
"We have the desire to be an agenda-setting news organization that is truly a must-read," he said.
