Sentence examples for a newspaper for instance from inspiring English sources

A newspaper, for instance, is written to convey information efficiently.

A newspaper, for instance, markets itself to both readers and advertisers.

Part of the silence is understandable: a family newspaper, for instance, was not about to quote a line like "Wilbur had some good ass-hole".

It was not a British newspaper, for instance, but the US website The Drudge Report that revealed Prince Harry was serving in Afghanistan in 2008, forcing him to be urgently pulled out of Helmand.

They leveraged some of the advantages of a newspaper group, for instance access to audience, investment resource and relationships with commercial partners.

— If you need some dead-tree reading — the latest Nome Nugget newspaper, for instance, or a European magazine — or a postcard or stamp, do stop at First & Pike News (93 Pike St., [206] 624-0140).

But there is not much in it: a poll today in the Excélsior newspaper, for instance, has the two tied for second place.In any three-way contest, the battle for second is crucial.

This newspaper, for instance, carried an article in July 2006 that identified all the different UK components in an Apache helicopter, and we all know the role played by these aircraft in the present crisis.

Mr. Afifi's newspaper, for instance, accused the Brotherhood of seeking to establish an "emirate" and warned that if the military did not keep its hold on power in Egypt, there would be bloodshed.

There is The Occupied Wall Street Journal newspaper, for instance, and the "We Are the 99 Percent" group blog.

RCS, publisher of the influential Corriere della Sera newspaper, for instance, must convince shareholders considering subscribing to its 421 million euro rights issue that it will make a financial return, not confer them editorial favors.