Sentence examples for easy newspaper from inspiring English sources

That school (which has educated nineteen British Prime Ministers) is easy newspaper shorthand for class advantage.

The move from print to digital has not been easy for newspaper or magazine publishers.

Some may think that the living is easy for newspaper legal departments.

Fundraisers haven't had an easy year – newspaper investigations into fundraising methods led to a government review and an overhaul of regulation and rules.

The years since then haven't been easy for newspaper companies, and VVMH has had its bumps.

Clear Channel, though, viewed itself as the victim of an F.C.C. political sacrifice last week as the commission made regulatory life easier for newspaper and television companies.

Vincenzo Saponara, a lawyer for Moratti told Reuters: "Obviously it's easy for newspapers to say they fought because of jealousy over a woman, that they were two men who were rivals for her.

Trading off the need for a just asylum system with efforts to deter economic migrants is a job made no easier by newspapers' xenophobia.

"It should make it easier for newspapers in the U.K. to publish serious stories where they cannot prove that allegations are true," he said in an interview.

Keith Mathieson, a partner specializing in media law at the firm of Reynolds Porter Chamberlain, said the ruling would make it easier for newspapers to rely on confidential sources, as long as the articles were responsibly reported and in the public interest.

It's not always easy, but a newspaper is a pretty collaborative environment, so many of the models developed in the newsroom are helpful when we think about how to work together on these projects.