Sentence examples for population newspapers from inspiring English sources

Newspaper readership has been slowly dropping for decades — as a percentage of the population, newspapers have about half as many subscribers as they did four decades ago — but the Internet helped turn that slow puncture into a blowout.

Self-administered survey (no control on how it was performed); the study was done in a middle-high sociocultural population (newspaper readers).

Berlusconi controls roughly 80% of Italian free-to-air television channels, in a country where just 20% of the population reads newspapers.

More than half of the UK population thinks newspapers are covering Ed Miliband negatively, according to a YouGov poll commissioned by campaign group Hacked Off.

Advertisements will be publicised nationwide to the general population in newspapers and on Facebook.

Researchers at the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Centre found that the overall incidence rate of ED climbed from 5.8 cases per 1,000 in 2004 to 12.6 cases in 2013, or more than 1 per cent of the total population, the newspaper said.

A minimum of 80 volunteers who meet the inclusion criteria will be recruited from the local population through newspaper advertisements.

Yet in covering the Supreme Court's ruling to decrease the prison population in California, newspapers are bandying about "release" quite cavalierly.

The display highlights the importance of the printed word in Germany, where more than 70 percent of the population still read newspapers, compared with less than half of the U.S. population, according to the German Newspaper Publishers Associationn.

It is the place of a media boss's dreams cosmopolitan, with an affluent population and a newspaper industry still shackled by the unadventurous ways of yesteryear.

The study population of the newspaper employees in the USA included more females than the study population in Canada (59%and44%4%, respectively).