Sentence examples for on certain news from inspiring English sources

We see them derided as "the elite" at political rallies and on certain news channels.

This was inspired partly by the kerfuffle over superinjunctions, and partly by the strange out-of-control sensation that takes grip on certain news days – such as the day Gordon Brown was virtually commanded to apologise to Gillian Duffy in front of the rolling news networks.

James E. Shelledy, The Tribune's editor, told his readers in a Dec. 3 "letter from the editor" that the "L.D.S. leadership, quite understandably, wants its sectarian spin on certain news events to have at least as loud a voice as The Tribune's, however that is attained".

An irony: On the eve of its December 1999 announcement about the selective disclosure proposal, the SEC itself chose to selectively disclose the news about the proposal to certain news outlets.

"If I have any regret, it's what it put me and my family through as a result of the amount of hatred that was generated on a certain news channel and on AM hate radio.

For particular signals to elicit appropriate responses (e.g. turn on certain genes), the news that a signal has been detected must be accurately relayed to the intracellular machinery necessary to evoke the response (e.g. transcription factors).

There followed the predictable faux outrage on a certain news network, under accompanied by the chyron: "War on Fox?" The lash, Mr. President, is now a straw.

Whichever goal is right, and whatever taxes are involved two things are certain: news taxes are on their way and some countries will be cooperating to ensure they are effective.

At the very least I'd think women would hope for that in the men whom they choose to sleep with, although the talking heads on certain cable news channels will undoubtedly disagree.

In addition, you can filter certain news categories out of what gets displayed on your screen.

Today, a quarter century into the era of television deregulation, the networks and the local stations no longer cleave to the news to protect their licenses, but they have worked out how to make money on certain kinds of news broadcasting.