Sentence examples for newspaper over time from inspiring English sources

To determine the change in the proportion of articles about cycling in each newspaper over time, and to assess change in the proportion of articles that were positive or negative about cycling in each city, articles from 1998 and 1999 were treated as one period, as were articles from 2007 and 2008.

It said that while print remained critical to GNM, the strategy would involve changes to its newspapers over time and investment in digital initiatives such as a new US operation based in New York and new mobile offerings.

We examine media coverage of smart grids in national-level Canadian newspapers over time to explore how often and what aspects of smart grids are emphasized within this context.

The distribution of newspaper articles over time is displayed in Figure  1.

This symbolic framing may not be evident in the context of every single story, but is a subtle reinforcement that occurs across many articles, a repetition of particular symbols and themes that becomes apparent by reading across the newspaper coverage over time and in several sources.

"People change over time.

Of course, if the print unions had behaved a whit less treacherously and corruptly in the seventies and early eighties, when their anarchy forced out the most enlightened commercial ownership a newspaper group has ever known, Murdoch would never have got his chance to take over Times Newspapers from the Thomson Organisation in the first place.

This paper is the first internationally to document how cycling is represented in newspapers and to examine changes in newspaper reporting of cycling over time and by capital city newspapers.

"The newspaper's tone changed over time," says Mina. "In the Prisoner of Azkaban it gets darker and more serious.

GNM is planning to transform into a digital-first company, which means that our impacts from traditional newspaper production will diminish over time while our digital environmental impacts will grow.

All have grasped the ephemeral in varying ways, from animating a newspaper's weather pages over time to create the impression of jet streams and heat waves (John Dooley); to naming 437 winds of the world in a drawing called "Index of Wind" (Spencer Finch); to documenting monthly rainfall in an etching project (Sandy Gellis).