Sentence examples for latter newspaper from inspiring English sources

However, since the latter newspaper had already published a clarification, the watchdog required no further action.

Many of his stories made their first appearance in the latter newspaper.

Once operational, the latter newspaper called it "the greatest safeguard devised for shipping in modern history".

The latter newspaper, Naša Borba, had been established by Ljotić earlier in the year and its title echoed that of Hitler's Mein Kampf (My Struggle).

Barbara Stanwyck starts out as the latter, a newspaper columnist who holds onto her job by fabricating a story about an unemployed man who has decided to protest social ills by committing suicide.

Carlisle United and Huddersfield Town are the only English men's clubs to charge £2 for a programme, with the latter now producing a newspaper in order to cut down on the cost of glossy printing.

The latter, from a Soviet newspaper, was meant as an insult.

The latter problem led numerous newspaper editorial boards, including the Los Angeles Times', to oppose Proposition 45.

(A significant number of government reports and newspaper articles the latter most notably by Palagummi Sainath have also informed our understanding of farmers' suicides).

During the period April June 200707, four advertisements were placed in the community and metropolitan (Saturday edition) newspapers, the latter having a readership of 691,000 [ 8].

A typical example of the latter came from one British newspaper columnist who tweeted last week: "In her memoir, will Ted Hughes' widow comment on the fact that wives 1 & 2 BOTH committed suicide?