Sentence examples for key newspapers from inspiring English sources

"We have already used our Foreign Office posts to signal that we remain open to overseas students," Willetts said, before announcing a joint publicity drive with Universities UK in key newspapers "in our target markets", explaining that overseas students are welcome in Britain and reminding them of what a great opportunity it is to study in the UK.

To appease a crowd worried about the fallout from the London Met debacle, Willetts also announced a £2 million hardship fund for displaced "legitimate" London Met students, before adding that he and Thomas would "jointly author an article to offer to key newspapers in our target markets explaining that overseas students are welcome here".

The number of articles that mention the word "recession" in four key newspapers doubled between November and December and increased slightly in January.

In a new ad running in key newspapers, American Rights at Work again challenges corporate hypocrisy on arbitration.

Two key newspaper managers saved the Guardian from oblivion in the late 1960s and 70s.

The key newspaper review at the time noted the genius of Beethoven's new compositions but also the demands on the audience ("It is known that, with respect to Vienna, it holds even more true than with respect to most other cities, what is written in the scriptures, namely that the prophet does not count for anything in his own country").

The Thomson Corporation, which is shedding newspapers to focus on the electronic delivery of information, said yesterday that it had agreed to sell its Florida Keys newspapers to John Kent Cooke, the former co-owner of the Washington Redskins.

"Distribution", I overheard Rupert Murdoch say as his trucks rolled out of Wapping, is the key to newspapers.

Key Florida newspapers such as the Tampa Bay Times, Orlando Sentinel, and Miami Herald have come out in opposition, calling the measure deceptive.

Reuters reports that the first batch of WhatsApp fake ads are running in "key Indian newspapers", and images posted to Twitter show an English-language full-page advert — so you do have to question who these first ads are really intended to influence.

Mr. Gerson estimates that with his laptop, cellphone, paperwork, keys and newspapers, the backpack probably weighed 20 pounds.