Sentence examples for newspaper scenario from inspiring English sources

The failure of the "dirty mind makes a clean newspaper" scenario.

The first scenario, the newspaper Moskovsky Komsomolets observed acerbically today, "means the president is weak and not in charge".

Q. Here's a scenario: A newspaper publishes negative information about my hedge fund's returns that I know is false.

The newspaper's "silver lining" scenario in the unlikely case of him winning the general election involves him leaving domestic policy to the grownups, but it describes his foreign policy instincts as "far more troubling".

So consider a different scenario: the newspaper that embraces new technology and new ways of reading to the betterment of its audience and the subsequent deep engagement it could garner.

Israeli newspaper Haaretz said the scenario is unprecedented, noting Monday that Israel's communications advantage means Palestinians "are fighting with at least one hand tied behind their backs".

While South Korean newspapers discuss various scenarios, including the possibility of a future coup d'etat in North Korea, few are talking about what might happen to the human rights situation.

"In a scenario where a newspaper had a subscription product, what would Google do?" he asked.

Never mind that this report, in the newspaper Haaretz, reflected merely one scenario of several that military intelligence is supposed to provide.

One social scientist, Yevgeny S. Gontmakher, created a bit of a sensation in political circles late last year when he explored this theme in an article in a newspaper, Vedomosti, that he titled, "Scenario: Novocherkassk — 2009".

Wales dubbed it "ridiculous" and "very bizarre", pointing out that it could lead to a scenario where a newspaper can publish information but a search engine can't link to it.