Sentence examples for newspaper scored from inspiring English sources

The newspaper scored a clear victory in this respect with its handling of the WikiLeaks material.

First-year students learning about radiation from television but four-year and six-year students learning about radiation from newspaper scored significantly higher (p < 0.05).

According to the article, why are the cartoons that were published in the Danish newspaper scoring "cheap points"?

Newspapers scored the highest in credibility with 22percentt.

Overall, we found that broadsheet newspapers scored higher than current affairs programs.

The recent debate on the EU budget also clearly shows the limits of intergovernmentalism. Wherever unanimity is required, things rapidly descend into a zero-sum scrap in which national politicians are rated according to how successfully they have bullied their partners, and even serious newspapers score the event like a 27-way boxing match: Cameron – winner!; Merkel – winner!; Hollande – loser!

Most reports you read in magazines and newspapers score between zero and two.

Most reports you read in magazines and newspapers score between 0 and 2. Centuries of (mainly white, male) brain power have gone into telling us which bits of sex are OK and which are Problematic.

"the world's most Australian man" by one newspaper - has scored six tries in his 15 Test appearances, most recently starting against France in June this year.

According to reports in China's newspapers, scores of officials involved with the project have been arrested for graft.

Snow, whose department chairs the secretive executive branch panel that reviewed the proposed sale, told reporters in Torrington, Conn., that "I learned of this transaction probably the same way as members of the Senate did, by reading it in the newspapers". Scores of lawmakers have complained that the transaction was not sufficiently scrutinized.