Sentence examples for shift news from inspiring English sources

And while the notion of causing damage to individuals may instinctively sound like bad business, in fact human misery is the pull the press has used to shift news off its stands for generations.

Will its bosses persuade regulators to let them shift "News at Ten", their prime-time bulletin, to a less prominent slot in the early evening?

Re "After Girl's Injury, Elite School Sees No Malevolence but Vows Cultural Shifts" (news article, Feb. 15): As a Brearley "girl" (class of 1948), I shudder twice at the Halloween incident you reported.

One visitor told of Lincoln producing a map to gravely show the day's shifting news of the war, but then taking up a book of verse to find relief of some humorous stanzas.

As the balance of world power is shifting, news delivery is also shifting.

Kieran Suckling, executive director of the Center for Biological Diversity, called the shift "welcome news".

QUESTION FROM GUEST: What do you think is the cause of the shift from news reporting to infotainment?

Instead of apologizing or backtracking, he has long thrown out a kaleidoscope of allegations in order to shift the news cycle to stories less damaging to him.

It's almost nine o'clock and my wife, Susan, is probably getting home from her shift reporting news and traffic for a radio station.

We're excited about the opportunity for a new passionate owner to foster and grow Retweet.com and continue to tap the potential of what is undeniably becoming a monumental shift in news consumption.

The video's fast-paced format creates a striking tangible representation of this pervasive shift in news production as well as modern day consumer culture.