Sentence examples for papers of record from inspiring English sources

I think you'll find the numbers of papers of record that have closed over the last decade is incredibly low.

Provides access to Russian government documents, stenographic records of Federation Council and Duma hearings, draft legislation, official resolutions, vote results and other papers of record.

I wonder whether the limitations on speech in the US today can be seen in how different The New York Times feels in comparison with the papers of record in the UK.

But El País and El Mundo continue to be the papers of record in Spain, and attract audiences three times the size of even the most successful startups, he said.

The chief executive of Johnston Press has said the number of local newspapers closed over the last decade has been "blown out of all proportion", with most of the 300 being shut not "papers of record" that are vital to most UK communities.

The papers of record are no longer papers and content is valued more than writing and headlines are being replaced by hashtags.

But the nation's paper-of-record admits errors and does its best to make corrections.

A major force in the dance world also took exception to the harsh judgments of our paper-of-record.

Argentina's paper of record.

Clearly, some took "the paper of record" very seriously.

And that "we are not the paper of record".