Sentence examples for member papers from inspiring English sources

Staff efforts were augmented by those of more than 100,000 reporters of member papers.

When I worked for A.P. we'd be souping and transmitting our own film and those of member papers like The New York Times, Washington Post or L.A. Times.

Back then, the Justice Department alleged that A.P. bylaws allowed its member papers to impede local competitors by denying them access to The A.P.'s expansive news network.

While The A.P. says that most member papers have signed up for the tagging program, the largest newspapers, including The New York Times, have developed their own tagging systems and so far have not switched to The A.P.'s.

While various newspapers have their own Web sites, including many of NewspaperDirect's member papers, the laser-printed versions of the papers are meant primarily for people who do not want, or have no means, to read the newspapers online.

In the early 1980s the AP's staff was made up of some 2,500 reporters and correspondents, in bureaus in more than 100 U.S. and 50 other cities around the world, who collected and relayed to member papers news from about 100 countries.

Crew members' papers were not checked until the ship reached port.

Read some of the faculty members' papers, focusing on those most relevant to what you plan to do there.

If your advisor does not routinely give lab members papers to review, ask whether s/he would be willing to mentor you in learning how to review a paper.

In previous years, FBCNS has been interacting with ISHCSF through publication of a collection of members' papers: thematic series Hydrocephalus: Promoting Research for Improved Outcomes (http://www.biomedcentral.com/collections/hydrocephalus).

MESSENGER team members report in seven papers in this issue of Science that clues to Mercury's mysterious origins point instead in more conventional directions.