Sentence examples for mainstream paper in from inspiring English sources

Nor, indeed, does any mainstream paper in Britain.

It is a bold move: the Times, which is owned by News Corporation, is a mainstream paper in a fiercely competitive national market.

Even some people who agreed with him felt that he was too relentlessly partisan for a columnist in a mainstream paper.

He's the rare refreshing voice in a mainstream paper to recognize that civil resistance movements are not simply spontaneous eruptions of popular feeling, or the covert doings of shadowy CIA operations.

In consequence, and by Mr. Taher's own acknowledgment, his publication tends to reflect the sort of sunny outlook a mainstream paper might dismiss as boosterism.

"We thought the campus needed a more mainstream paper than the official school paper," he said.

The reaction to The Big Issue raised what is now an ongoing conflict between commercialized, professional papers and more grassroots-style ones, with papers such as The Big Issue emulating mainstream papers and magazines in order to generate a large profit to invest in homeless issues and others focusing on political and social issues rather than on content that will generate money.

My suspicion is quite a lot, not least because the doping scandals get acres of newsprint not just in the French sports paper L'Equipe but in mainstream papers across Europe.

Columnists in mainstream papers called him "Unforgiven," the author of "an antisemitic report" who presided over a superficial, politically motivated inquiry.

I actually can't believe I just had to type that, but for some reason it still hasn't quite registered with those who pen apocalyptic op-eds in mainstream papers.

It's a response to the lack of black and minority ethnic journalists writing in our mainstream papers and it covers news, culture, sport and comment.