Sentence examples for standard news from inspiring English sources
The result is a news engine that is significantly more timely than common news aggregators like Google News and Yahoo's standard news site.
As a doctor, you know that full treatment of any new procedure like this requires reports far longer than any standard news story — some of my stories on carotid stenting in the business section have been twice as long and even then they have run only after editors cut substantial amounts of what I submitted.
All those Netscape users were used to seeing a standard news page, though, and didn't quite know what to do at the new site.
In other words, a more standard news format with the niggling issues of getting standard news formats right.
Their self-interest, he says, makes them more mainstream than any standard news source could possibly be.
A TV news studio will be built on the editorial floor next to the Evening Standard news desk.
A sort of standard news-gathering app, News Pro is Microsoft's own take on something like Apple News, or the third-party app Smart News, perhaps.
I mean, not much is shocking these days, but this is just rancid propaganda, delivered (almost) openly as propaganda, with just enough of a patina of "information," a structure and rhythm similar enough to that of a standard news-magazine show, that it can just barely pass as one to those who want to believe it.
The second concern is that many of the sub-standard news stories and opinion pieces appear to concern, in some way, the Global Warming Policy Foundation (GWPF)." The GWPF is a thinktank led by former chancellor and climate sceptic Lord Lawson, and regular Times columnist Viscount Matt Ridley is a member of its academic advisory council.
As an architect who has been involved in New York City school design, I applaud Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy's decision to throw out the outdated construction standards (news article, May 3).
I strongly disagree with the claim by Richard P. Mills, New York State's education commissioner, that "when people say, 'the standards are great, but I don't like this testing regimen,' that's really an attack on the standards" (news article, July 7).
