Sentence examples for news the effect from inspiring English sources

It has transformed the whole business of what is news, the effect on you and your picture of the world.

She said an independent institution was necessary because if the state or large technology companies directly financed the production of news "the effect may be to undermine trust in the press still further".

The latest news: The effect of long-term phthalate exposure on humans is "not clear," according to the FDA (most studies linking phthalates to reproductive issues have been conducted on animals), but several government agencies are in the process of studying them.

The news had the effect of emptying his mind entirely.

The news had the effect of pushing the dollar back up through US90 cents as it continued its February rally.

Excerpt: "I'm still surprised by the dearth of news on the effect of the Public Library of Science (PLoS) initiative.

It's the first update to the report for seven years, and is expected to reveal some dire news about the effect of climate change on the world.

Here's an excerpt from the university news release: "The effect is huge in the immediate aftermath of the cyclone, but after about two weeks the effect gets smaller," said lead author Jinlun Zhang, an oceanographer in the UW's Applied Physics Laboratory.

Train and bus operation FirstGroup fell 15.6p to 359p following news that the effect of the severe weather in the UK and US in the fourth quarter would knock around £16m off operating profits.

The bad news is the effect they're having on their rivals, most of which have eyed up the relatively small and more cost-effective and manageable ranges in Aldi and Lidl, and cut their ranges significantly, adding fewer new wines and taking fewer risks on lesser known regions and styles.

Consumers who are directly affected by the medication interaction significantly react to the news, and the effect varies by age.