Sentence examples for most papers are from inspiring English sources
Most papers are sending a reporter or two.
Whereas British tabloids are sold on newsstands, which makes sensationalist headlines even more important, Bild is a quasi-monopoly.In America most papers are subscription-based regional monopolies, which leads them to be more balanced in their coverage, says Richard Edmonds of the Poynter Institute, a media think-tank that owns a majority stake in the (Florida) St Petersburg Times.
Most papers are downloaded from the web, and printed out by scientists for reading.
Most papers are giving front-page coverage to the Facebook founder's India visit.
Most papers are published in print and online 4 to 8 weeks after acceptance.
Most papers are related to talks given in the special session [1].
From New York to Los Angeles, anxious editors yesterday uttered one of the most legendary but rarely used phrases in the news business, "Stop the presses!" Most papers were reporting that the trapped West Virginia miners had been found alive.
It meant that readers of most papers were not informed about the astonishing mitigating statement on Neville Thurlbeck's behalf by his lawyer and the plea for leniency by Glenn Mulcaire's lawyer.
Nevertheless, when the detail of the proposed deal emerged blinking into daylight in mid-February most papers were prepared to support it – albeit through gritted teeth, and with some detail still to sort out.
One person whose opinions on Scottish independence are explored in most papers is the Queen.
The lowest KS distribution across most papers was observed with Eq. 3, indicative of the best fit (Fig. 4D).
