Sentence examples for more recent newspapers from inspiring English sources
CLARIFICATION on August 26 , 2012 at 10 00 am ET: Though the package was dated August 26 , 1912 the inclusion of more recent newspapers suggests that Nygard did not seal the package until several years later.
In a more recent newspaper report in March, Siegel warned of market overexuberance with uncanny accuracy and timing.
The series of articles entitled The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon was probably as inaccurate and exaggerated as some more recent newspaper campaigns have been in the area of child sex.
He quotes an excerpt from historian Alan Orr Anderson's Early sources of Scottish history, A.D. 500 to 1286: More recent newspaper reports have repeated Mackenzie's hypothesis.
These geographical variations in expenditure on temporary nursing staff were also found in the 2006 report of the National Audit Office in England (18) and a more recent newspaper investigation on NHS expenditure on temporary nursing staff (36).
No doubt charioteers were doing much the same in the days of the Roman empire.In more recent times newspapers have reported one story after another involving match-fixing, spot-fixing, data-faking, indeed match-faking inventing comatch-faking inventinge competitionsacing bets outthem.
There were more recent artifacts too: a newspaper horoscope page dated a few days earlier and plenty of soda and beer bottles that indicated the beach had been used much more recently for purposes other than defense.
Last November, the company signed a deal with the British Newspaper Archive and the British Library to contribute millions of pages from that archive, going back as far as the 18th century and up to more recent editions covering some 200 newspaper titles.
A more recent example is the sunday papers section of the newspaper industry.
She also read the eyewitness and newspaper accounts and compared those accounts with reports of more recent quakes whose intensity had been calibrated by instruments.
