Take Monday's newspapers, for example.
But the foray into newspapers, for example, was not successful".
You rarely see the possessive form in newspapers, for example.
While Hollywood ad spending has declined in newspapers, for example, online ad budgets continue to grow.
"The board should have been concerned about the acquisitions of the newspapers, for example," he said, "not necessarily because of the amount, but because of the purchases themselves".
In the case of newspapers, for example, a great Faustian pact has operated between ads and content for some 300 years.
She will not have speedy access to faxes or e-mail messages, Mr. Murphy said, but she will be able to read newspapers, for example.
He documented absurd levels of state contributions for nonexistent political newspapers, for example, and drew on widespread disgust concerning parliamentary pension rights and payoffs.
This $6.45 billion acquisition positions it powerfully for the new game of finding multiple uses for content from one medium -- newspapers, for example -- in other media, say its broadcast and Internet outlets.
This curve shows the yield on Treasury bonds of different maturities, allowing more accurate discounting of obligations falling due in different years than a single rate would.Although the curve is easily observable in daily newspapers, for example—and easily hedged, the debate over discount rates would not end even if it were adopted.
Most people who work in offices – like newspapers, for example – aren't home by 5 30, and I don't imagine that the minute they get home they race from the front door, knocking over the lamp and the dog, to see what's on the network news….
