Sentence examples for newsworthy discoveries from inspiring English sources
For major newsworthy discoveries of importance to the general public, a press conference or media telecon will be held at NASA HQ.
And worse, in his drive to produce newsworthy "discoveries," he was not above grafting stray sculptural parts, sometimes from different eras, or massaging the data about where certain pieces were found.
Christopher Challender Child, a specialist in Obama family research at the New England Historic Genealogical Society in Boston, said Mr. Brabner's research agreed with findings over the years and the album discovery was newsworthy.
To be fair, the Perrin Conference buzz about Silver and the "iron triangle" strategy came amid plenty of other cutting-edge (if less newsworthy) issues, like the ongoing discovery under way in a North Carolina bankruptcy case, rumors of high-profile lawyers fleeing some of the larger firms and increased connection between asbestos and lung cancers.
A lawyer for Eminem, Donald N. David, said the time and expense of a trial were no longer worthwhile because the discovery of the lyrics was no longer newsworthy.
Find your specifics and make them newsworthy.
Castillo et al. for example focus in their studies on the analysis of newsworthy information [6] and later on information credibility [7] on Twitter to establish an automatic discovery process of relevant and credible news.
Unless scientific ideas or discoveries are earth shattering -- if not literally, then figuratively -- then they don't seem to be newsworthy.
