Sentence examples for news to avoid from inspiring English sources

Had AT&T delayed the announcement of the bad news to avoid tainting the wireless offering, whose ticker symbol is AWE?

But these aids won't help cruise passengers ward off the Norwalk virus, which has been back in the news; to avoid that, rigorous hand-washing on the ship is the prevailing advice.

Few of the potential jurors said they had any deep knowledge about Thomas, or the case, and only a few indicated that they would have difficulty if Lynch asked them to avoid reading or watching sports-related news to avoid accounts of the case.

It also advises fans to stick to established news sites for breaking news to avoid falling prey to hackers.

They worked overtime, Mr. Krauthammer said on Fox News, to "avoid any implication that there was any connection between his Islamist beliefs... and his actions".

We did not include news in newswires and press releases and other news sources to avoid potential double-counting of news.

Russia's Constitutional Court on Thursday overturned a crucial section of a sweeping law that had severely restricted news coverage of election campaigns, and had even prompted some news organizations to avoid election coverage altogether for fear of being accused of bias and electioneering.

He began holding his rallies without advance notice to the news media to avoid drawing attention that might intimidate prospective voters.

It took our minds off the unemployment figures and allowed the news media to avoid having to cover the discussions on special drawing rights.

Mexico, which is eager to play up its economic growth, has mounted an aggressive effort to play down its crime problems, going as far as to encourage the news media to avoid certain slang words in reports.

The consensus: There's too much noise, and businesses can always use Twitter and Facebook or simply hold their own news conferences to avoid competing for attention with other companies.