Sentence examples for papers produce from inspiring English sources

At Tribune's largest paper, The Los Angeles Times, Mr. Zell's plan would mean cutting the news content by 82 pages weekly — more than the amount many small papers produce.

Heavy traffic to the newspapers' own Web sites means a larger audience for the content that papers produce, but increases in Internet advertising have failed to make up for losses in revenue from print advertising.

Both are long-standing institutions founded in 1821 and 1917 respectively, both papers produce respected quality journalism but rank low in the tabloid-dominated circulation charts, both follow a policy of digitalising their products for the 21st century, both have respected Oxbridge-educated editors who aren't scared to chase important public interest stories.

And I'll bet that 20% of your papers produce 80% of your citations!

Those 115 ballot papers produce an unusual amount of smoke... which pours out of a chimney specially installed on the roof of the Sistine Chapel.

This is but one of a number of such papers produced over recent months covering various scenarios.

60% of all internationally co-authored research papers produced by UK scientists include a European co-author.

In recent years, the raw number of papers produced by the agency's scientists has also dropped.

It was accepted practice, part of a nightly game, and the reason why some papers produced so-called spoof first editions to try to protect their exclusives.

Good diagnosis requires attentiveness to the machine, almost a conversation with it, rather than assertiveness, as in the position papers produced on K Street.

Some suggested he had "moved to the hills" in Rossendale, Lancashire, but appeals to the area's local papers produced nothing.