Sentences with phrase «more newsworthy»

Press Releases — There are more newsworthy things happening around your business than you realize.

While this is fairly big news for all of the eligible Nexus and Pixel devices, it does seem more newsworthy for the Nexus Player (and -LSB-...]

While this is fairly big news for all of the eligible Nexus and Pixel devices, it does seem more newsworthy for the Nexus Player (and Android TV) in general, as the Android TV version of Android O now comes with a refreshed user interface.

Geoffrey concludes: «These proposals have largely gone un-noticed, perhaps overshadowed by the Government's more newsworthy Budget announcements.

While Bara and Weltimmo were delivered in the shadows of more newsworthy developments, they are both of significant practical importance.

Right now, it's more newsworthy if a firm does NOT have a 100 percent offer rate than if it does.

They seem to think that mainstream science is old news and it's the people shooting at it are more newsworthy, and I think that is unfortunate.

We all know that the more newsworthy items are those with the biggest emotional impact.

These mostly preventable deaths, in casualties alone, exponentially surpasses the number of casualties from higher profile, more newsworthy, less common tragedies.

Somebody's purported difficulties in getting data may be more newsworthy than the fact that huge volumes of data are freely available, including the great majority of those featured in the anti-climate science propaganda.

Even more newsworthy was the international Kyoto Climate Conference, scheduled for December 1997.

Still more newsworthy was a controversy that broke out in 1983 when the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a report declaring that the future temperature rise could be catastrophic.

``... the more newsworthy a particular scientific result / report is, the faster it will be audited by replication, expansion and / or derivation.

And the more newsworthy a particular scientific result / report is, the faster it will be audited by replication, expansion and / or derivation.

While new Honeycomb tablets are always big news, the fact that the IdeaPad K1 and ThinkPad Tablet will be the first Honeycomb tablets certified for Netflix makes Lenovo's announcement that much more newsworthy.

Even more newsworthy than the availability of Kindle titles to the German market is the operation of its digital self - publishing platform to the existing Amazon.de website.

Some use a model where certain articles are free and easily accessible, while other more newsworthy articles are only available to paid subscribers.

ETA: Perhaps more newsworthy than the passengers» book deal is the New York Times» report that some of them will actually be getting their luggage back.

You become a local star and more newsworthy there!

It's not surprising, given these less - than - stellar numbers, that Ford would choose to focus on another, more newsworthy result: The larger - volume C - MAX Hybrid, in its first full month on the market, outsold the Prius V, 3,182 to 2,769.

CHICAGO — The Chicago Auto Show is typically one of the more newsworthy automotive events, and the 2002 version is one of the better ones.

Now in its 45th year of production, the Italian motorsports veterans are using their status as the mechanic's monthly as a platform for political and social pensées that resonate on a wider, and more newsworthy scale.

Now, University of Haifa researchers have found that if you're a politician, good looks will also make you seem more newsworthy — because better - looking pols get more media coverage, findings that appear in the International Journal of Press / Politics.

And because Genesis was not one of the more newsworthy missions, the whole thing had to be done with as little fuel and as small a spacecraft as possible.

It would have been more newsworthy if Margaret Hodge had announced that Iraq was Blair's one big success in foreign policy.

He said: «The backbench Eurosceptic opinion is altogether more newsworthy particularly in the rightwing popular press... The party depends for its support on the Conservative mainstream and the more orthodox backbenchers.

It would have been more newsworthy if it wasn't so painfully obvious.

5 Of course, criticism of a leader from his own party is always more newsworthy than criticism from other sources.

It would be more newsworthy if it wend against the «dominant paradigm.»

More newsworthy than that, though, was the interview he conducted with FcInterNews during the week, because in it he gave a strongly - worded response to Kondogbia's anti-Inter comments a few days previously.

If Prime members got a discount or something then it would be more newsworthy, but just being able to buy the PPV in a new way doesn't seem like a big deal to me.

This is more newsworthy, even if it's not an anniversary at all.

The third danger to preaching caused by an overwhelmed imagination is that of allowing the mind and therefore the sermons to dwell on the more spectacular, the more newsworthy images of the human condition.

While it is more newsworthy when an atheist becomes religious since it is far more rare than a religious person becoming an atheist I find the story misleading in that it implies this was a prominent atheist.

At this point, as a society, it would probably be more newsworthy to hear a story about someone who achieved something great without cheating... which is a depressing social commentary!

Other stories with more exciting visual content from more newsworthy places soon filled our screens.

There is nothing more newsworthy than a specially designed press event, which would translate to increased publicity for your marketplace as the news media covers it.

«It's supply and demand — limited supply, and as this demand gets elevated, it becomes more newsworthy,» he said.

The Galaxy S8's more newsworthy new feature is Bixby.

With this cultural shift, our Community Standards must adapt to permit more newsworthy and historical content, even if some is objectionable.

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Does it make sense to do a satellite media tour if you have newsworthy information that will be listened to more through an endorser.

For American readers, who are more used to seeing their military show its muscle, I should clarify: this is newsworthy in Canada.

In effect, Cathcart said that with more than a billion users, Facebook can't possibly make across - the - board decisions about what is newsworthy or what is crucial information for users to know and what isn't.

Also newsworthy was that members of the committee opined on asset valuations more directly than usual: «Some participants viewed equity prices as quite high relative to standard valuation measures.

It would be more interesting to hear the thoughts of the guy on the corner that «actually talks to God» He's every bit as credible & every bit as newsworthy.

Mark Lutz should have written an article about the 5 myths about the poor that Americans should stop believeing, because it would be more appropriate and newsworthy.

It's sad that him having been a Mormon for a few years when he was a child is newsworthy enough for him to be considered more likely or less likely to further his political career (depending on who you ask).

Ironically, this newsworthy curriculum evidently teaches a good deal less about etiquette than we learned back at Margaret M. Amidon Elementary School in the «60s, but that is still a good deal more than children learn in most places.

Considering the abysmal coverage of truly newsworthy topics and obviously pathetic lack of the editors» abilities to even just spellcheck stories, you'd think the could've re-directed Mr. Gilgoff to a more noble pursuit.

Is this newsworthy or is CNN just trying to stir up more bigotry?