Sentence examples for resources for breaking from inspiring English sources
The channels are able to share resources for breaking news.
While Jewish newspaper columnists are not the most likely resources for breaking open the New Testament, a recent column in The New York Times by David Brooks can shed light on scripture.
"It's an invaluable resource for breaking weather news, and folks can talk back to us," Mr. Skilling said.
How has Twitter and social media impacted long form reporting? Clearly, there's a need for print media to adapt to social media and twitter's a great resource for breaking news but does it hurt objectivity and exclusive scoops when journalists tweet snarky real time observations / and teasers?
The rapid impact assessment matrix (RIAM) is a potential resource for breaking through such difficulties.
The tricky part: keeping Exploit Hub from becoming a convenient resource for breaking into the systems it's meant to protect.
After a very short time, he realized the power of his idea, as Digg was becoming a resource for breaking news stories and developed a strong user following.
It faces competition from a number of popular news aggregators, including Techmeme, which is generally recognized as the definitive resource for breaking stories and trends across tech blogs (the site has similar offerings for politics, sports, and gossip).
The people you see regularly, and people who love you are a wonderful resource for breaking habits – as long as they take your efforts seriously.
Like the story of just keeping trying, as if we all have endless resources, thank you Bobbie Thomas for breaking this silence.
They are generating hope at home and abroad that this democratic West African country could be a model for breaking the "resource curse" in Africa.
