Sentence examples for newsworthy development from inspiring English sources
On Friday, CNN national security analyst Juliette Kayyem offered what sounded like another newsworthy development.
The article underscored the military significance of the weapon, and the substantial number of American casualties E.F.P.'s have unfortunately caused is an important and newsworthy development.
The drive to be first with the basic facts of a newsworthy development remains embedded in the culture of newsrooms and in the minds of reporters.
That was a pretty newsworthy development and an inescapable part of his story, and in an obit of 425 words or so, we dealt with it in about 50.
It's a newsworthy development, not just because this is Tillerson's first trip to Asia as secretary ― a trip that comes amid a looming North Korean nuclear threat ― but because of what it suggests about his stamina.
Two newsworthy developments from the University of Chicago, a place where I spent several bleak years as a graduate student.
For months the crisis in Ukraine has left the media scrambling to explain newsworthy developments that seem to unfold on a daily if not hourly basis.
The system that was breached, known as EDGAR, serves as a clearinghouse for the public filings that companies must make to the agency, including reports on periodic financial results and newsworthy developments.
Many of the artists in the exhibition are playing with 3-D printing, a newer form of rapid prototyping that is beginning to be recognized by the general public with the advent of desktop 3-D printers and newsworthy developments in the medical field like the 3-D printing of a mouse heart capable of beating with electrodes attached.
Through this process, some newsworthy developments are factored into market prices before they occur, so that stock prices do not respond at all when they are reported [23].
As newsworthy developments go, the introduction of Chuck the Condor as the new Clippers mascot Monday night felt like a distant second in a surreal halftime scene.
