Sentence examples for emerging newspaper from inspiring English sources

Natalia's decision to become a doctor was shaped partly by her love for her grandfather and partly by her complex feelings about the war — by her desire to help casualties, her guilt at having passed the war relatively unscathed in "the City" and a determination shared with friends to "defeat emerging newspaper projections that declared the City's postwar generation destined for failure".

Rockefeller's downfall -- sort of -- began with him underestimating the power of the emerging newspaper industry to shape public opinion.

A common theme is emerging on newspaper opinion pages as they begin issuing their endorsements for the Senate race in New Jersey.

Did you think reality just bubbled up out of the swamp and emerged as newspaper stories?So that's one issue.

Three constables reportedly saw Mr Tomlinson being struck with a baton and pushed to the ground four days before video footage emerged, The Guardian newspaper reported.

Much of "The War Within" simply ratifies the picture that has already emerged from newspaper and magazine articles and dozens of books by journalists and former administration insiders.

Instead of playing out in court, the details emerged in newspaper and magazine accounts, as well as a best-selling book, "In Broad Daylight: A Murder in Skidmore, Missouri," which was later made into a television movie.

The jury heard that the speeding points allegations first emerged in newspaper stories in May 2011, a year after Huhne left Pryce, his wife of 26 years, for a PR adviser, Carina Trimingham, 46.

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Facebook has emerged as newspapers' public enemy number one.

With a budget that is expected to reach $3 million to $4 million in two years, the project is one of the most ambitious in a wave of nonprofit online ventures that have emerged as newspapers and magazines cut jobs and newsgathering budgets.