Sentence examples for responsive to news from inspiring English sources

Down the road, machine learning may help recognize when the content itself is the problem, and also campaign workflows that are more responsive to news events, for example stopping a programmatic run to lead on-the-fly creative that resonates with a stunt that just went viral at Burning Man or an October surprise in the political world.

Which government departments are least responsive to ethnic news reporters, according to the article?

When the public is responsive to such news, it can seem as if a trend is sweeping the field.

That period of stagflation demonstrated the need to leave macroeconomic stabilisation to forward-looking technocrats central bankers thought responsive to economic news and unresponsive to political demands.

Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have also looked less responsive to positive news in the latter half of January compared to their relative buoyancy during December's dizzying highs.

Given that fact-checking will likely never scale to be instantly responsive to all fake news in all languages, Facebook needs a more drastic option to curtail the spread of this democracy-harming content on its platform.

There was something fast, dirty, exhilarating and strange about working on an online tabloid news website that was entirely responsive to its audience.

Media sources justifiably want to continue providing news, so they must be responsive to what will engage their readers.

For example, the event went almost unmentioned on Palestinian television news programs, whose directors are highly responsive to the leadership around Mr. Arafat.

"I applaud the announcement today of the dismantling of the existing state security apparatus and the rebuilding of one that will be responsive to the needs of Egyptians," Mrs. Clinton said at a news conference.

The first includes condom applicators from South Africa, a prosthetic arm that is responsive to neural impulses, and an Internet-based disease-surveillance system that streams updated news of medical crises around the world.