Sentence examples for print space from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, contesting themes found limited airtime or print space.

Rush is undoubtedly talented, entertaining, relevant and worthy of the print space and attention afforded him in Chafets's profile.

Crucial to The Times's approach in a time of less print space is City Room, the fourth most popular blog on NYTimes.com.

After all, there's only so much print space or air time available and only so many reporters to deploy onto the campaign trail.

This behaviour is egged on by populist commentators in the tabloids and beyond, who sensationalise stories to gain print space and air time.

I don't disagree with the decision at all, but I was curious how the board decides which topics deserve more consideration (and print space) than others.

In this model, the input variables are tamper weight, height of tamper drop, print spacing, tamper radius, number of impact and soil layer geotechnical properties.

The canons of page construction are a set of principles in the field of book design used to describe the ways that page proportions, margins and type areas (print spaces) of books are constructed.

He can count the numbers of column inches of printed space or seconds of radio or television time that were given to the propaganda.

"The Internet-enabled printing space is emerging rapidly, and hooking up with Mimeo accelerated our entry," said Kriss Kirchhoff, Hewlett's general manager for digital workplace services.

Harmsworth's conception of a tabloid, however, referred not to the reduced size of the newspaper but to the economical use of printing space, which he filled with short stories, short paragraphs, and simple sentences.