Sentence examples for newsworthy effect from inspiring English sources

He was a muscular street cop whose specialty was raiding opium dens and gambling dens, wielding his trademark bullwhip to newsworthy effect.

Over my holiday vacation I fielded more than one question about what I thought of "Spider-Man," and had to painstakingly explain that while it was (obviously) being performed, occasionally to disastrously newsworthy effect, the show was not yet open to critics.

It was a newsworthy event, he maintained.

So what newsworthy event did we miss?

8. Tap into an existing newsworthy event.

The national polls out on Friday were not terribly newsworthy.

The greater the effect the more newsworthy the event or issue, whether that effect is good or bad.

For example, we were only able to identify 170 of the 304 officially reported jail suicides (or 56%) which may have been a result of how the media reports on these incidents (e.g., what they consider newsworthy and whether jail size effects news coverage) or how jails choose to make this data available.

If the last 10 or 15 minutes of the interview had pushed hard on transparency, leak investigations and surveillance, the results almost certainly would have been newsworthy and would have had the salutary effect of holding the administration's feet to the fire.

If we had presented only the 2003 data, our conclusions would have been very different, suggesting a 90% increase in prevalence of cardiovascular disease per 10 μg m-3 increase in PM10; in other words, large effects that would have been considered newsworthy.

She was in effect tired of the new, which she did not find particularly newsworthy.