Sentence examples for limited newspaper from inspiring English sources

Weymouth, who grew up in New York City, became publisher with a limited newspaper background.

Besides her son Rupert, she is survived by her two other daughters, Anne Kantor and Janet Calvert-Jones, as well as many grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. A News Limited newspaper, The Courier-Mail of Brisbane, said she is survived by 77 direct descendants.

In response, the News Limited-owned newspaper ran a new photograph (pictured) with a caption that read:  "An exclusive NT News photograph of the road at East Point.

The company's challenge is typified by, but not limited to, its newspaper business it owns dozens of titles.

Because of limited public interest, newspaper deals were cancelled and parliament refused a request for a further 25,000 kroner.

Faced with a similar explanatory dilemma, Nicoll et al [ 4] asserted that there had been a 'campaign' to spread knowledge in the homosexual community during the early period of limited and equivocal newspaper coverage.

"There is a culture of hatred in current newspapers, but people are still not affected by this due to the limited distribution of newspapers," the Yemen Times quoted a ministerial memo as saying of the draft law.

Until now it was thought that Whittamore's clients were limited to 32 newspapers and magazines, from which 305 journalists made in excess of 17,000 requests for information.

A Brief Visual History is the first to be featured in Magnum's new Chronicles project – a limited series of newspaper-style pamphlets each curated by a different photographer.

But, at 25 cents a copy, the reported circulation gains have a limited impact on the newspaper's bottom line, unless advertisers want to reach the new readers.

Even direct subsidies would have a limited impact as the newspaper business copes with the simultaneous changes in global information broadcasting and advertising targeting.