Sentence examples for newsworthy which from inspiring English sources

That same photo is now also used by the paper if I do anything newsworthy, which, as a result, I try to avoid.

We should cover Gosnell because the case is newsworthy, which is why so many media outlets did cover it when the grand jury report was filed.

6.10am: Not a whole lorra 'lympics going on at the moment, as far as I can tell, not least because BBC1 have decided that some events in this country are in some way newsworthy, which I doubt, frankly.

Another thing that makes these kinds of moves so valuable is that they are newsworthy, which is nothing short of free advertising.

To aid this, we've suggested that Facebook ad a content flagging option that something is "graphic but newsworthy", which would allow users to notify the company about content that needs a warning but shouldn't be removed.

Local bench chairmen used to issue similar newsworthy quotes, which got their names into the papers week after week.

The second item that struck Dalya as newsworthy, and which was also to feature in the Observer, was an original studio photograph of the perpetrators of the Dreadnought hoax in 1911, an event that, speculates Hermione Lee, might be regarded as the initiating moment of the Bloomsbury movement.

The company then explained the tweet had newsworthy value, which is why it remained posted.

2015 marked the beginning of a series of very newsworthy scams which took hold of the crypto-community, with some investors in this space losing not tens, but hundreds of millions of dollars.

She noted the importance in the stylebook entry of the words "unless a former name is newsworthy or pertinent," which certainly applies here.

But it raised the question in my mind of The Times's policy, if any, concerning a potential conflict in publishing a newsworthy story in which the author also stands to profit.