Sentence examples for newspapers hard from inspiring English sources

The strict enforcement of the diary rule hit local newspapers hard.

"The scissors-and-paste journalism of the country will be annihilated".The telegraph posed a threat to the newspapers' hard-won control of the news, itself a relatively recent development.

Enchanting cat videos, in short, do not seem to have crowded out much news consumption.In this section A bigger bang Sound the retreat Sell signals Staving off the repo man Above the table Money for nothing The late edition ReprintsRather, it is a plunge in advertising that has hit newspapers hardest.

I find managing the large volume of media content, along with the daily stream of e-mails, Bloomberg messages, tweets, not to mention newspapers, hard-copy research, and (dare I mention the word) books quite tough.

Newspapers are hard to come by.

Small-town newspapers report hard news and local political controversies.

But politicians and media rivals fearful of the firm's heft (it owns four national British newspapers) fought hard against the purchase.

In the era of RSS feeds and constantly updating blogs, physical newspapers are hard pressed to compete against the sheer volume of material and wide range of sources.

Sure, newspapers are hard up for revenues, but that's no reason for paper to emulate former reporter Sally Quinn, who obtained present position on her back.

"Making a newspaper is hard," said Robert McHenry, former editor in chief of Encyclopaedia Britannica.

"We showed that Google cannot make profit for free from the credibility of our newspaper brands, hard work of our journalists and skill of our photographers".