Sentence examples for a time when print from inspiring English sources

However, he appeared to differ from Murdoch's point of view when he told a session at the Mumbrella360 conference there "will be a time when print won't be viable".

To flip through the pages of this handsome book inevitably elicits a wave of nostalgia, a desire to roll back the years to a time when print was king and a dime could buy this singular curated version of the world.

Mr Marcus has chosen a trio of stories for the first issue: one from Stephen Dixon, an established novelist, a second from Jason Schwartz, author of "A German Picturesque", and a third from an unpublished writer named Chanelle Benz.Launching a niche magazine at a time when print media is struggling sounds foolhardy but Ms Maduka is confident the American Reader can flourish.

That effort and others to draw more revenue out of consumers at a time when print advertising revenue is tough to come by — online advertising revenue surpassed newspaper revenue for the first time last year — will be watched closely by the rest of the industry.

At a time when print newspapers are cutting back on coverage, criticism and staffing, the addition of not one, but two restaurant critics — even on a freelance basis — seems unusual, especially since Brett Anderson, the award-winning restaurant critic of the Times-Picayune in New Orleans, was laid off on Tuesday, along with about 200 other employees.

Ford is one of the world's biggest advertisers at a time when print advertising is declining and magazines and news publications are bleeding red ink.

Library administrators here embrace technology and anticipate a time when printed books are no longer the focal point.

Having originated during a time when printed material was not readily available and only a select few had the ability to read and write, lectures were a very useful, if not the only, way to share information with large groups of people.

The biggest professional risk I ever took was leaving a secure job at The Wall Street Journal to create a business magazine at a company known for glossy fashion titles — and that at a time when all print was struggling.

At a time when many print publications have disappeared, the readers and employees of Time, Inc., can expect that Pecker, with his disciplined regimen of cost-cutting, usually in the form of layoffs, would keep the company's venerable titles alive.

However, as the technology improves I can imagine a time when designers print their own color models of products, buildings, and even toys.