Sentence examples for a time when paper from inspiring English sources

At a time when paper shortages made jobs scarce for journalists, he mastered his crafts as journalist, linguist and writer through a mixture of singleminded determination and sheer talent.

"But I can't argue with the business decision that Cox has made, at a time when papers can't even find the resources to cover the local zoning board".

Stanley Baldwin, Conservative leader from 1923 to 1937, faced a campaign against his leadership from the then Lord Rothermere (Daily Mail proprietor, and great-grandfather of the present owner) and Lord Beaverbrook, the Express proprietor, at a time when papers dominated the media far more than they do now.

Many of these documents are written or printed on paper made locally, at a time when paper-making joined brewing as another dominant industry in the county.

He far exceeded the achievements of his father in both making the paper better and more profitable at a time when papers are not as good as they used to be".

The Connecticut legislature's nonpartisan research office found that optical scan systems were no cheaper than touch-screens over time, when paper ballots and other costs were considered.

This was at a time when the paper shared a full-time London correspondent with the Sydney Morning Herald.

But he declined to say whether the I.H.T. would retain a separate executive editor at a time when the paper is being integrated more closely with The New York Times.

The New York Times did not back down, but there was a time when the paper would probably not have felt the need to respond at all.

At a time when the paper was still the voice of the British establishment, Mr. Astor apologized to readers for not having realized earlier that the Conservative government of Sir Anthony Eden was "capable of such folly and such crookedness".

Editors at The Post have said they considered publishing the article in print, but they concluded it was too long at a time when the paper, like most others, was in dire financial straits and trying to scale back newsprint costs.