Sentence examples for minor newspaper from inspiring English sources

What had been a minor newspaper rebellion against The A.P. suddenly grew much more serious last week, when the Tribune Company, one of the largest newspaper chains, said on Thursday that it would drop out of the association, followed by The Dispatch's announcement.

In short, Bezos now owns a minor newspaper empire, crowned with the Washington Post itself.

In each edition, The Note tries to offer a comprehensive repository of political news, with Web links to what it considers the "must reads" in major and minor newspapers, and summaries of ephemera from cable news, talk radio, and the blogosphere.

For journal articles with more than six stories, we selected a stratified random sample: three stories from major newspapers and three stories from minor newspapers.

If one category (for example, minor newspapers) did not have enough stories, we substituted stories from the other category (for example, major newspapers).

The distribution of coverage between major and minor newspapers for all 759 associated stories and the 343 stories in the sample was similar (39% (296/759) v 47% (161/343) appeared in major newspapers).

Furthermore, stratified analyses of major and minor newspapers yielded similar observations as the main analysis (that the presence of relevant information in press releases was associated with its presence in associated newspaper stories).

North Korea executes 80, some for minor offenses, newspaper says --Bulos ispecialcorrespondentndent.

He was reinstated in 1998, assigned to work as a hospital chaplain and warned that he could not work with minors, the newspaper said.

"The only one way to get a column back then was to go through this whole ridiculous minor-league-newspaper system and then kind of hope that other people died," he says.

The more serious ethical issue is the circumstances under which reporters should name and quote minors in the newspaper.