Sentence examples for generated newspaper from inspiring English sources

The case generated newspaper and magazine articles, television specials, an intense debate in the medical community and a book, "The Girl Who Died Twice" (1995), by Natalie Robins.

Mr. Bush's remarks generated newspaper articles, a report on ABC's "Nightline" and much comment about an administration that bypassed the White House press corps to push a cheery message onto local news media about the American occupation in Iraq.

The move generated newspaper headlines across the country and the boss of Honda declared the move to be "stupid".As the book reveals, Mr Mikitani's aims as a culture-changer seem to have clashed with his instincts as a hard-driving businessman.

A report from Singapore of relatives begging doctors to give a patient a little longer time in case he recovered before retrieving the organs generated newspaper headlines supporting the law; for example, 'Postponement killed dreams of liver transplant patients'.

The faces that manifest themselves in the generated newspaper look as if they are ghosts haunting the scattered, pixelated newspaper refuse.

His most strident critics see him as a dangerous rabble-rouser whose pseudo-communist rhetoric and inflammatory statements are designed to generate newspaper headlines, while he feathers his own nest.

Figure 1 shows how we identified original research articles generating newspaper coverage.

That diversification under chief executive Mark Cashmore is expected to result in 50% of Smiths' profits being generated outside newspaper and magazine wholesaling by 2016.

Our selection of 100 journal articles generated 759 newspaper stories a median of three news stories per article (range 1-72).

Setting We reviewed consecutive issues (going backwards from January 2009) of five major medical journals (Annals of Internal Medicine, BMJ, Journal of the National Cancer Institute, JAMA, and New England Journal of Medicine) to identify the first 100 original research articles with quantifiable outcomes and that had generated any newspaper coverage (unique stories ≥100 words long).

On receiving Laidlaw and Dunkin's report on the trials in November 1928, the FDC quickly released a summary to the veterinary and general newspaper press, generating a wave of interest and enthusiasm, assessments of the practical implications of the vaccine, and immediate demands for its general release.