Sentence examples for death of papers from inspiring English sources

The newspaper industry rebuts the death of papers by pointing out that more are in circulation than ever.

REPORTS of the death of paper, rampant in the 1990s, were evidently greatly exaggerated.

Even before the King e-book was so much as announced, Microsoft had bet on the death of paper.

As a salve for those who are perhaps prematurely mourning the death of paper, Powers writes of his preference for jotting down ideas in a Moleskine notebook, a "seemingly anachronistic tool" that he feels is essential to his well-being.

But not everyone's down with the death of paper.

I've lost count of the number of articles I've seen asking whether e-books equal the death of paper.

This is something I've been thinking a lot about over the last few years, but the death of paper is only beginning to seem like a reality now.

Reams of data indicate that they might stave off death; hundreds of papers have been published on the problem.

Coverage of the housing crisis can be London-centric for two reasons: the media is increasingly based in London (the death of local papers exacerbates this) and the extreme figures, in terms of both homelessness and house prices, make for headline-grabbing figures.

When I got into slight fisticuffs with the Daily Mirror's political editor Alastair Campbell over the death of his paper's proprietor, Robert Maxwell.

Some publishers time their hardback editions to come out just before Christmas, eyeing the gift market, before publishing the paperback edition in time for the summer holidays.For all the doomsaying about the death of the paper book, it is proving resilient.