Sentence examples for papers whose from inspiring English sources

Greenwald overstates the conformity of mainstream papers, whose investigative journalism is often vigorous and fearless.

Outside court, the McCanns' lawyers suggested that the couple would consider pursuing other papers whose reporting had crossed the line.

The Web site of the International Society for Comparative Psychology has a list of recent papers whose authors studied captive populations of whales or dolphins.

The demise of The News of the World has also given a lift to The Mail on Sunday, as well as two papers whose journalistic contributions are especially meager: The Sunday Express and The Daily Star Sunday.

He pursued both tasks with rigor, committing Mary Lincoln to an insane asylum in 1875 and strictly limiting historians' access to Abraham Lincoln's papers, whose shipment back to Illinois he was arranging even before the capture of John Wilkes Booth.

To share articles from their morning papers, whose internet editions tend to keep premium content behind a paywall, the Dutch often take smartphone pictures of the physical newspaper and tweet them.

Without his face on the ballot paper, whose will they tick?

Overseas buyers, who tend to prefer virgin pulp, stopped buying recycled paper, whose exports fell by a third.

A single email suggests that a journal editor is trying to shut out a paper whose conclusions he rejects.

But it's a paper whose political loyalties to the Conservative cause have rarely wavered until quite recently.

I walked on & my thoughts drifted back to 1942, when I was a reporter on the St . Louis"Globe-Democrat", a paper whose policies vigorously belied its name.