Sentence examples for bad newspapers from inspiring English sources

"But they are still struggling with the level of resources they have, but Paton took a string of notoriously bad newspapers and is trying to reinvent them.

"I don't want to beat up on newspapers, but if magazines have been bad, newspapers have been worse.

Which is too bad: newspaper journalism benefits from reader comments.

Bradlee's memoir, Remnick writes, "recounts what it took to make a bad newspaper great.

The Daily Mail is the best bad newspaper in the world.

How did Ben Bradlee, of the Washington Post, make a bad newspaper great?

Might as well ask what's happened at BBC3, which went digital last week and appears, according to its thunderously clumsy website, to be trying to be a (bad) newspaper.

We have hardly begun to talk about Vidal's beginnings as 'the Huck Finn of the younger novelists' before he launches into a well-rehearsed assault on the tyranny of the New York Times, which he describes with relish as 'a bad newspaper'.

Amos argues that Aflac stands to gain from consumers' concerns about the stability of Japan's domestic insurance companies, which are saddled with massive holdings of low-priced equities and bad newspaper loans.

The thing started off with an error in English in its very first sentence -- the confusion of pronouns in the one-he combination, so beloved of bad newspaper reporters.

He wrote a racing column for the Sunday Express, but it paid only £20 a week, not bad for newspapers at the time but far less than he was used to earning.