Sentence examples for disappearance of paper from inspiring English sources

We are now at an all-time low in square footage allotted per worker, and that's because of the disappearance of paper and files into computers, and the appearance of headphones.

And it's also clearly not at all what Bullard, Cowen, or Andolfatto are saying; Bullard in particular is clearly talking about the disappearance of paper wealth as somehow dealing a blow to physical capacity.

It's always sad to record the disappearance of papers because they have a public service value quite unlike any other commercial product.

The arbitrariness of editors does not endanger a free press; only the sparcity of editors, & the disappearance of papers from the scene does that.

At many high schools, an even bigger factor in the disappearance of school papers is declining student involvement.

Over 650 pages long, with almost 60 contributors, London: City of Disappearances is a highrise of paper, too awkward for ease of use, too dense for comfort, too big for its own good, and - once you winch it open - as sprawling and overcrowded as the city to which it pays its tributes.

"We acknowledge that there is no evidence whatsoever to support this theory and that Kate and Gerry are completely innocent of any involvement in their daughter's disappearance," the paper said.

Opponents of the death penalty looking to exonerate wrongly accused prisoners say their efforts have been hobbled by the dwindling size of America's newsrooms, and particularly the disappearance of investigative reporting at many regional papers.

Moreover, discussions about the causes for the appearance and disappearance of ionospheric scintillation are presented in this paper.

Containing a slip of paper with the words "Gardner Island", the box is said to contain 45 aerial photos taken for the New Zealand Pacific Aviation Survey 15 months after Earhart's disappearance, which could provide detailed views of the area.

The professional retail trade papers worry about the disappearance of the department store exactly as the theatre people worry about Broadway.