Sentence examples for newspaper was able from inspiring English sources

If a newspaper was able to track him down without much trouble, we can assume that Chinese intelligence was already aware of his whereabouts.

Despite the skepticism of some staff members that day, the newspaper was able to attract top journalists from across the country, resulting in national awards, including a Pulitzer Prize in 2009.

According to a Vanity Fair article by Sarah Ellison, there were rows, legal threats and a series of shocks before the newspaper was able to publish what she calls "one of the greatest journalistic scoops of the last 30 years".

A reporter from Le Point newspaper was able to view the two hotel rooms booked in Alfortville by Salah Abdeslam, along with the remains of pizza and chocolate madeleines.

The newspaper was able to identify Highsmith and another UNC football player as alleged plagiarizers because the class required students' work be posted on a blog.

Expert observers – like the editor of the Guardian – think there's nil chance of a "general interest newspaper" being able to charge decent access rates for online content.

As the New York Times television critic Jack Gould observed at the time, television, unlike the "frozen word or stilled picture" of magazines and newspapers, was able to capture the march's sensory and aural richness.

Gone are the days when newspapers were able to dictate public knowledge and opinion.

In the end, Mr. Giles said: "The Detroit newspapers were able to introduce what we consider to be modern newspaper management practices.

Meanwhile, newspapers were able to prepare their news reports, analyses, picture research and tributes without the difficulty of sitting in front of a camera.

The PRs have got publicity for her tour, the newspapers were able to run sexy pictures of one of the nation's favourite pop divas in a revealing outfit and an even better bonus - the story sprogged spin-offs keeping us all entertained for nearly a week.