Sentence examples for newspaper because it from inspiring English sources

Lower courts had held that a university couldn't withhold funds from a gay student newspaper because it disapproved of its message, and McConnell argued that a religious newspaper was entitled to equal treatment.

They were committed trade unionists who bombed the LA newspaper because it didn't want its employees to be unionised.

Psychologically, there is something reassuring about the newspaper because it is full of bad news.

"You weren't allowed to work at a newspaper because it was considered a factory".

The partnership, to be called #EmergingUS, is a departure for the newspaper because it gives equal power to Vargas.

I never did think people bought the newspaper because it carried pictures of topless models every week day.

"He told newspapers: 'Because it's David Beckham and because he is a great player, everything is bigger.

You won't read about it in the newspapers because it wasn't reported – only in specialist journals.

As a single woman, she was told by family members that she could not travel to Cairo on her own, publish, give interviews, or have her photograph published in newspapers because it was considered improper and dishonorable.

And until then, I had always assumed that newspapers were so big, what we call broad sheet newspapers, because it was cheaper to print on big sheets of paper.

It was widely picked up by American newspapers because it appeared to give an unexpected boost to Mr. Obama, the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, who has called for an expedited withdrawal.