Sentence examples for in its paper from inspiring English sources
It seems naive to assume that such an old-fashioned stalwart as Page 3 – while it still exists in its paper form, dusty-looking and pixellated – will be the decisive negative influence on young British men and how they view women's bodies.
"In absolute terms, the mortality benefit of mammography screening is small enough that biases in the trials could erase or create it," the group wrote in its paper.
The dogs and their handlers also find money, since most of it has traces of narcotics embedded in its paper.
In its paper, released last week, the authority said it envisioned Tweed accommodating 30 flights a day by several major airlines.
The IFS calculations – contained in its paper "A single-tier pension: what does it really mean?" – suggest that 40 per cent of people reaching state-pension age between 2016 and 2020 will get under £135.
Pencil, the iPad stylus from app-maker turned hardware builder FiftyThree, is getting an update that allows it to change the character of lines drawn in its Paper app based on how you apply the unique tip of the pen to the iPad's surface.
Although the Jaguars have helped raise the national profile of Jacksonville, which had experienced a decline in its paper-milling industry, the city is now pinning hopes on its sheltered seaport, rail connections and highways.
The McGreevey campaign asserts in its papers that such forbidden coordination has already taken place.
Retail ad sales rose 4.2percentto to $257.7 million, helped by an increase in ads in its papers in Miami, and San Jose and Contra Costa, Calif.
It also considered whether News Corp could exploit its position after the merger to insist that advertisers in its papers also advertised on Sky channels.
Ralph Martinelli, who publishes eight weekly newspapers in Westchester, said he believes Gannett is engaging in predatory pricing -- running advertisements in its papers below cost.
