Sentence examples for evolution of newspapers from inspiring English sources

At some point in the evolution of newspapers, this front-page feature died or morphed into other forms.

The few front page examples reproduced here give only the tiniest glimpse of the Observer's news coverage since 1942, but they show something of the paper's preoccupations and passions over those decades and help illustrate the evolution of newspaper typography and design.

Far-seeing media mystics and hardheaded business analysts routinely show up on social media, on television, and between hard covers to prophesy the death of newspapers, the evolution of books and magazines into e- and app versions of their former selves, and the imminent obsolescence of all the old ways of doing things.

A newspaper article on the evolution of bats must focus only on that brief episode of life's history.

One of the goals of this column is to make teachers and students aware of the fact that there is an almost continuous stream of paleontology and evolution articles in newspapers, magazines, TV, and online news outlets.

I began doing informal research and wrote some newspaper articles, which eventually led to my PhD ["On Natural Intelligence: The Evolution of Biological Information Processing"].

The Times, however, disagreed: in newspapers, they wrote, "we get merely a series of snapshots at life; there is no evolution of its mysterious drama".

"This is a landmark case for the future evolution of the digital single market in Europe," said Luis Enríquez, Consejero Delegado of VOCENTO, on behalf of a consortium of Spanish newspapers.

Consider the evolution of vinyl.

The evolution of urban patois?

Parody of evolution of scat vocals.