Sentence examples for newspaper could be from inspiring English sources

The newspaper could be right.

The parking lot next to the headquarters of Frankfurt's largest newspaper could be mistaken for that of a Silicon Valley software firm in the late 1990's.

He said he thought that the newspaper could be introduced with that little because of lower technology and staff costs compared with established papers.

If anyone doubted a newspaper could be sexy, all they had to do was watch the pert Jean Seberg, wearing a Herald Tribune T-shirt, hawking the paper (then The New York Herald Tribune) in Jean-Luc Godard's "Breathless".

By this formulation, a newspaper could be shut down for criticising the state visit to Uganda of the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, whose regime is widely considered undemocratic and guilty of gross electoral malpractices.

But she said that placing the burden of proof on the newspaper created the possibility of a different sort of injustice: A story might be perfectly true but the newspaper could be forced to pay damages anyway because it couldn't prove that it was true.

Newspapers could be a solution.

To stop the mold, he said, the newspapers could be freeze-dried like coffee.

Instead, newspapers could be banned from accepting advertisements, and made to charge the full price for their product.

Mr. Lulofs cautioned that the growth for some newspapers could be attributed to how they have incorporated the community newspapers they own into their figures.

The newspapers could be of more assistance in keeping us abreast of the progress of those witch-hunts which have become the defining characteristic of our age.