Sentence examples for newsworthy are from inspiring English sources

Don't forget all of us who, while maybe not newsworthy, are a large part of the equation.

More newsworthy are the dictators and democrats, dirty wars and peaceful elections, Arab springs and sub-Saharan non-springs, abundant mineral wealth and ossified poverty, rocket scientists and subsistence farmers, thriving cultural industries and dying manufacturers.

All are interesting, but two of the most newsworthy are, without doubt, Natalia Osipova (newly arrived at the Royal Ballet) and Alina Cojocaru, who will be dancing her first performances with English National Ballet after her sudden exit from the Royal.

However, more newsworthy are its new backers.

A 10percentt swing is news, but a 4percentt bump without strong accompanying news probably isn't; how newsworthy are record lows or highs?

And those members of D.C.'s Church of the Savvy who are arguing that the promise-breaking is acceptable and not newsworthy are deftly presenting their conservative, Establishment-coddling propaganda in the most effective way: As allegedly "progressive" and/or "objective" arguments.

Equally newsworthy is Tour Odéon, in Monte Carlo.

The only thing he has to say that would be newsworthy is that he's sorry.

Newsworthy is 47 inches wide and $125 a yard (to the trade).

Even less newsworthy is the fact that another man has been appointed artistic director.

"What I think is newsworthy is that there was very little if any television coverage of those ratings.