Sentence examples for newsworthy time from inspiring English sources

Spurlock's new venture does have the benefit of a newsworthy time peg, however.

Its demise would take place during these equally tense and newsworthy times of terrorism and Afghanistan.

Of course it's not newsworthy every time Apple tweaks the layout of their stores, but I thought this particular move to be portentous.

Why? Analyze Current Events Analogies: Here are just three Times articles that made extended analogies to explore issues and ideas that were newsworthy at the time: Like Anna Hitchcock, Observe a Small Piece of Nature: In her Op-Ed article, Ms. Hitchcock refers to the biologist David George Haskell and his mandala observations of a Tennessee forest.

Equally startling, and more newsworthy at the time, were the 6,500 rolls of film that he had never bothered to process, proof or even look at.

After Mr. Nixon's death in 1994, Mr. Rogers praised him as "a great world leader," one whose accomplishments "were overshadowed by another event that was deemed more newsworthy at the time".

Human stories resonate in powerful ways, and allow philanthropic entities to maintain support for an issue even if it isn't particularly newsworthy at the time.

Kalanick told The Huffington Post in an email that he thinks "folks will get used to 'surge events' on Uber and it won't be newsworthy the next time around".

Intrepid reporters went out in search of stories that were not only newsworthy but often times risky.

He prefers rough drafts of history, things produced right around the time of newsworthy events.

On balance, this was a case of a newsworthy article that The Times overplayed.