Sentence examples for newsworthy aspect from inspiring English sources
But perhaps the most newsworthy aspect of the speech was a call for "a true national debate about how to reduce our prison population while keeping our communities safe".
But it should be pointed out that there is a climate-style amplifying feedback process, in which a funding agency, a university and researchers highlight the most newsworthy aspect of a new study — even if it's tentative — and that baton is passed to journalists eagerly sifting for "the front-page thought".
Perhaps the most newsworthy aspect of Sherman's responses lay in his comments about YouTube.
ECCC officials stress the most newsworthy aspect of this new hybrid court, which exists as a distinctive partnership between the Cambodian government and the United Nations: It is the first attempt at having an international tribunal within a country's civil legal system.
I will continue to track developments and hope The Times's news staff reports on any newsworthy aspects of its introduction and impact.
Although this aspect of the operation is indeed newsworthy, and, like all things, should be scrutinized and criticized as necessary, the original purpose and ultimate consequence of the operation has been largely ignored".
In these communication contexts, news journalists, often reliant on official sources to understand issues are pivotal in selecting and emphasising aspects of official discourse deemed sufficiently newsworthy to present to the public.
We can only speculate on the reasons why the medical aspects of VS were rarely considered to be newsworthy.
This media interest might be due to a number of newsworthy features concerning SARS, namely, its new disease status, exotic aspects (e.g., possibly arising from wild animals), relative infectiousness, uncertain transmission modes, high case-fatality rate, and limited treatment options.
One of the more uncomfortable aspects of journalism is that some people's tragedies are more newsworthy than others.
