Sentence examples for loss of printed from inspiring English sources

Only a few scientists view the loss of printed scientific papers and more generally printed journals with anything but satisfaction, and many scholars of the Humanities feel the same way, noting the passing of the traditional forms of publication with a melancholy sigh but no more.

But are they right to be so down on the loss of print?

The loss of print jobs is only one aspect of a dire overall picture.

And there's no chance of the digital pennies gained making up for the loss of print pounds.

But in the second quarter of 2008 they began to fall, just as the loss of print and classified advertisements accelerated (see chart 2).

Dr. Alan I. Leshner, chief executive of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, says his publication, Science, already coping with the loss of print subscribers and advertisers, would have to charge authors $10,000 an article to survive in the open access mode.

Digital ad revenue, rather than rising to offset the inevitable loss of print sales, actually fell 14% in the most recent quarter.

In a group of 292 participants, the roughly half who were enrolled in Weight Watchers were more than eight times likelier to lose 5% of their body weight over six months than were those who were sent on their weight-loss journey armed with a packet of printed materials on dietary and exercise guidelines for safe weight loss.

"Any loss of a print title does tend to have that effect, very demoralising.

But there was a dark side, too: the continued loss of crucial print advertising.

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