Sentence examples for present newspapers from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the strong upfront is a good sign, and may present newspapers with some opportunities among advertisers that feel they are priced out of the market if the double-digit increases hold".

Thus can brands be built.This will present newspapers, already hit by declining circulations, with an extra challenge, and the growth of video and audio feeds from citizen-reporters will drive at least the smaller broadcasters to try to co-opt them as contributors.

Another influential Russian is former KGB spy and present newspaper proprietor Alexander Lebedev, but as an outspoken critic of Putin's there's little chance of the Evening Standard being caught on the wrong side of any geopolitical gamesmanship.

While no television, magazine or tabloid representatives were present, several newspapers were invited to attend, and did, including the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, and the Pittsburgh City Paper, which printed both a preview and an extensive review.

"At present most newspaper websites behave a bit like librarians.

This story would present any newspaper with some difficulty.

At present the newspaper-loving baby-boomers are propping up circulation.

About a thousand delegates were present, but newspaper reporters were excluded.

According to the ad, which was presented to newspapers around the country this month, these men and hundreds of others in attendance proclaimed their allegiance to the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, the leader of the Unification Church.

When Mr. Murdoch was asked about whether he believed there was a need for more regulation of the news industry in the U.K., he responded by outlining the challenges that technology has presented for newspapers.

But that is not the picture presented in newspapers, or indeed what many investors and MPs believe happened.