Sentence examples for set of news from inspiring English sources

"Over the coming days we will be testing a new set of news touchscreen graphics on the balcony set – bringing some of the techniques developed for the general election into our everyday reporting, ahead of the EU referendum which will be a huge story for the channel," said Taylor.

To test for that possibility, Dr. Berger looked at how people spread a particular set of news stories: thousands of articles on The New York Times's Web site.

Capital New York is in some ways an embryonic version of Politico: with a small staff of seven that hustles to break news on political and media beats, it has begun to establish itself as a competitor to New York's newspapers and niche publications, at least among a core set of news fiends.

We simply published an incredible set of news pictures.

"On balance, it's an encouraging set of news.

Mr. Gore asserted that DirecTV should carry a "diverse set of news sources".

WASHINGTON — You may have seen two sets of news reports recently that didn't quite add up: First, President Obama called for the liquidation of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the country's largest providers of funds for home mortgages.

"We are in need of a new base where frankly we can bring to bear the kind of set-up a lot of news organisations enjoy.

As a result, California's condition these days can be summed up as a set of bad-news-good-news equations.

However, under the terms of Five's licence, which runs until 2014, it must screen a set amount of news and current affairs each year.

By the time the KCBS motto was switched to "the next generation of local news" and the laid-back set of the news wheel was introduced, Sorenson had already survived two general managers and the first round of CBS Inc.'s well-publicized cost cuts.