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1 The new event threw them into confusion.

2 Media coverage exceeded any news event in history, including the armistice that ended World War I in 1918.

3 Deaver began suggesting ways to soften the impact by adding new events to the itinerary that might placate the opposition.

4 Meanwhile, under the pressure of new events, most of the other initiatives had lost momentum.

5 Basically we're sponsoring a new event which is starting this summer.

6 New event sponsored by Flanagan's Travel boasts ￡1(sentencedict.com),000 in prize money plus pools and trophies.

7 A new event for this year's reunion was a sponsored movement session.

8 New events, new information or simply an irrational wave of national dyspepsia can change public mood toward its leaders overnight.

9 In the case of a news event like a natural disaster, kids may gain a sense of control and feel more secure if you find ways to help those who have been affected.

10 Tie into a news event or interesting industry development—and strike fast.

11 The take-home message from the JAMA cancer news event is that a cancer diagnosis will be a life-altering event.

12 It was a major national news event itself when Cronkite anchored his last "CBS Evening News" broadcast March 6, 1981.

13 However, coverage of an international news event, such as the protests currently unfolding in Egypt, fits into a slightly different category.

14 But a news event about a real person can inspire public admiration, shock or utter dismay.

15 In this news event, as for me,(www.Sentencedict.com) there are lotta of English vocabularies I can learn.

16 This liquidity, and the market maker's ability to adjust prices for news events, is essential for big investors.

17 By this yardstick, Harmsworth would have agreed that the WikiLeaks Afghan war diary is a remarkable news event.

18 For example, if you were providing a live update service during a busy news event where the front-end web application kept periodically reloading the news item, you could easily serve up the content.

19 About 10 minutes later, while still in the scanner, the participants were asked three questions about each news event.

20 My choices are not intended to make a judgment of the importance of one artistic work or news event over another, but simply to provide some context.

21 Many have noted how the Occupy movement is not only a major news event but a linguistic event too, forever changing the meaning of the word "occupy."

22 His extensive memory allows him to recall almost any news event and anything he has experienced, including specific dates and even the weather.

23 The researchers also found that the participants' memory of the questions they had been asked, and of the content of each news event, was independent of how long ago the events had occurred.

24 How is this credibility conveyed in the coverage of a news event?

25 So for capitulation to happen, markets will have to be hit by a big, negative news event, and for the rebound to be sustainable, the overall environment would have to improve.

26 In general, the participants' ability to recall any given news event decreased in relation to the amount of time that had passed since the event had occurred.

27 This abnormal volatility is often the result of a news event or some important technical reversal that is likely to signal the end of a trend.

28 After a burst of messages in response to a news event, the traders often acted in sync, converging on the same conclusion and executing a large number of trades at the exact same time.