Sentence examples for newspaper compared with from inspiring English sources

Only one black South African in nine regularly reads a newspaper, compared with almost 40% of whites and Indians.

Truths were revealed in the details: the scabbed bare feet of a small girl in a cotton mill, the hugeness of a bundle of newspaper compared with the diminutive arm of the 8-year-old newsboy who clutches it.

Classified advertising linage was also lower in September at the company's flagship newspaper compared with a year earlier (a drop of 10.9percentt), a function of the sluggish job market.

In the UK on Saturday, we sold more than 70,000 additional copies of the newspaper compared with usual sales, and we're hugely grateful to our print readers and subscribers for their ongoing support.

Roughly half as many journalists work in newspapers compared with a decade ago.

The study showed that 40 percent of surveyed Americans under 30 regularly read newspapers, compared with 62 percent of older Americans.

The display highlights the importance of the printed word in Germany, where more than 70 percent of the population still read newspapers, compared with less than half of the U.S. population, according to the German Newspaper Publishers Associationn.

Despite cutbacks, costs remain much higher at most big newspapers compared with new media firms such as the Huffington Post and Politico.

An essay on Monday in this newspaper compared this election unfavorably with the 1969 campaign of the novelist Norman Mailer and the columnist Jimmy Breslin.

On Wednesday, the newspaper compared students' scores on the Texas Assessment of Academic Skills with scores on a national exam, the Stanford Achievement Test.

How does the energy used to manufacture and distribute the newspaper compare with the energy used by the computer to browse the online version, the data centres to upload it, and a small share of the manufacture and disposal of the computer?