Sentence examples for severe news from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hanna said he was merely combating slanted and error-filled reporting, but many First Amendment watchdogs said the restrictions were among the most severe news blackouts they had heard of.

The manifestation of this void is severe; news papers traditionally have set the agenda.

IPHS is so severe that news media outlets tend to include the events in their reporting.

About 474,000 people there have visited doctors complaining of severe diarrhea, the news agency UPI reported.

The government has placed severe restrictions on news coverage and many journalists, including from The Associated Press, have been ordered to leave the country.

Other business people say that the umbilical cord with Wall Street is frayed enough and the Bermuda Triangle of bad news severe enough that even here in fantasyland, the summer could be a challenge.

Mrs. Clinton has followed the old media playbook by which presidential elections have always been won in the modern era: message discipline, if to a fault (given her severe allergy to news briefings); heavy television advertising; and classic door-to-door get-out-the-vote legwork.

Stuart Levey, a lawyer for Mr. Bush, jumped on the fact that Professor DeLong suggested relying on Voter News Service, the exit polling consortium whose trouble with its data resulted in severe confusion among news organizations on election night as to who won the state of Florida.

Early testers included The Washington Post, AccuWeather, and family locator Life360, which used notifications to send out alerts about breaking news, severe weather, and family location updates, respectively.

Fortunately, earthquakes severe enough to make news are not daily events.

White delighted in hearing news of severe weather from around the kingdom.