Sentence examples for massive newspaper from inspiring English sources

So we'll see; a massive newspaper splurge on the issue tomorrow – like today's TV coverage, only much more venomous – could produce the same counterintuitive result as the bullying stories did (not to mention the story about the misspelled letter he wrote to a serviceman's mother).

As photographs gained popularity and started to take over from print illustrations, Nesbit was soon generating massive newspaper sales and becoming instantly recognisable to the public.

In the battle for control of Los Angeles Times parent Tribune Publishing, two health tech investors look to be the likely winners, while a massive newspaper company may walk away empty-handed.

They are a massive paper conglomerate and their bottom line is being attacked by a free newspaper app you can download for iPad.

This was exactly what happened during the 1980s, when hostile takeovers and massive layoffs dominated newspaper headlines.

The massive readership of newspapers such as the News of the World suggests that many of our fellow citizens are untroubled by ethical considerations.

LGBTQ archives include massive repositories of newspapers founded by and for LGBTQ people showcasing the full breadth of gay culture produced during the 20th century, from the churches they founded to the plays they wrote to the poetry they read, including the surprisingly vast breadth of gay poetry produced in prisons.

Now Rosenberg is suing the Plain Dealer, the orchestra, and specific staff members of both organizations, detailing a conspiracy in which the orchestra put massive pressure on the newspaper.

The man, identified only by his first name Ngame, was one of the holders of one of the 1,600 tickets with the winning number – 79140 – in Tuesday's massive draw, regional daily newspaper La Voz de Almeria reported.

Ipso regulates a massive slice of the newspaper and magazine industry, including the majority of national titles, the overwhelming number of regional and local titles and the bulk of the magazine publishers.

A story that exposes a massive problem in the newspaper business and in doing so, sheds a little light on how things might... might... turn around for one of the world's most creative industries nevertheless staring at long-term revenue forecasts that would make a Cypriot banker's eyes water.