Sentence examples for potential news from inspiring English sources

Camera-phones make everyone a potential news photographer.

That Ms. Fleming wants to reclaim Ariadne as a lyric role is potential news.

When Cantu was considering one potential news report, he was told that his staff working on it would be kidnapped and executed if he did.

The standard freelance contract states, "You will not accept free transportation, gifts, junkets or commissions/assignments from current or potential news sources".

The Old Bailey jury head that one message sent in January 2005 from Goodman to Coulson, the then editor of the Sunday newspaper, discussed a potential news story about injuries suffered by Prince Harry.

But then Billick went into a spill about the potential news media circus surrounding his controversial linebacker, Ray Lewis, and for a few minutes orally spanked the reporters present about some slanted and scandalous coverage of Lewis.

Publications are clearly hungry for any potential new news platform.

Far too many potential news-gathering criminal offences have no "public interest" defences; thus leaving decisions on whether to prosecute or not with a state- appointed government prosecuting official (the director of public prosecutions).

When potential good news is put off because bad news is so feared, unnecessary stress is stored up in the system.

► On 19 December, Kelly Servick reported potential good news for biotech companies: new guidance from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for evaluating "inventions derived from nature," including DNA.

It should be recalled, moreover, that cancer interactions often involve multiple moments of potential bad news, and therefore the 'precise moment' of the bad news interaction may not actually ever occur.