Sentence examples for newspapers effects from inspiring English sources

Another, by Martin Linton, a journalist and Labour parliamentary candidate, suggested Sun readers in 1992 swung 8% more to the Tories than Mirror readers.The period since 1992 has provided a neat experiment into newspapers' effects.

Revenue from the classified sites has helped to offset declines at the newspapers, in effect subsidizing the cost of the papers' journalism.

But the story suggests Johnston would be prepared to accept just £10m [since amended to £7m, see below] from Denmark, who has set up a new company, Iconic Newspapers, to effect the takeover.

Worse, some protesters charge, the newspaper in effect said that Mr. Obama should be shot.

The so-called Angelina Jolie effect prompted publicity across the English-speaking world with articles in newspapers about the effects on breast screening, hereditary breast cancer clinics and genetics services in the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the UK [ 2– 6].

He remembers during the 1970s Brink producing "week after week, page-length book reviews for the Afrikaans Sunday newspapers, reviews whose effects cannot be overstated.

The German draft bill states explicitly that it is not intended to protect newspapers from the effects of ongoing structural changes in the market.

Of all 1141 articles (scientific and newspapers), the positive-effect category (39%) was significantly larger than the negative-effect (31%) or the neutral-effect category (30%; p<0.001).

Senior Nationalists even briefed newspapers to that effect.

This exposure to the newspapers had the effect he wanted; he developed chills, signifying a growing stimulation within him.

The existence of opposition parties and newspapers is, in effect, the price that systemic corruption within the ruling F.L.N. and the unquestioned dominance of the military pays to the virtue of republican ideals and civil society.