Sentence examples for sort of news from inspiring English sources
Should there be new demand for a particular sort of news, the astonishingly abundant supply of outlets and owners in America will surely rise to meet it.Mr Powell's most recent efforts at deregulation ended in embarrassing failure, when a fellow Republican commissioner voted against his planned telecoms rules.
Wall Street analysts seemed to find that sort of news not only unsurprising but also uninteresting.
He never liked to be sitting down when he delivered this sort of news.
Up to that point, Goebbels had never lied to his own people about that sort of news.
Most companies' stocks would sag on the sort of news Brazil's oil giant has faced in the past three weeks.
It was the first time the magazine had gathered that sort of news into a category of its own.
Call me crazy, but normally when I see the word "News" in brackets like that, I assume there's going to some sort of news-like item contained within the message.
"We see all sorts of news on the television and that makes us worry.
PEEVED, perhaps, at all the attention being lavished on those zillion-dollar Super Bowl commercials, the lowly billboard has been making all sorts of news lately.
In 1995, 4% of Americans used a news website; this year 20% did.If the demand for different sorts of news is affecting output, so is the cost of producing it.
Joshua Micah Marshall of Talking Points Memo sees the new media environment as more of an ecosystem than a jungle, "with lots of different sorts of news orgs playing different and sometimes complementary roles".
