Sentence examples for printing from inspiring English sources

One other obvious casualty of newspaper decline are printing workers.

Even if the Greek government decides to pay wages and pensions by printing its own IOUs or "new drachmas", the European court of justice will rule that all domestic debts and bank deposits must be repaid in euros.

Another reader wrote: "It is with profound regret and utter dismay that I see you have given space to Kelvin MacKenzie, who was responsible for printing one of the most hurtful, disgusting and outrageous editions of any British newspaper that there has ever been.

The bi-weekly free title, The Portland Tribune, has increased its print order while the alternative weekly, The Willamette Week, is also printing more copies while expanding its online and mobile presence.

She correctly concluded by then that the cause of inflation was government, and that governments accommodated high-wage awards and accommodated upward pressure on prices by printing money and that came out as inflation.

Graeber made matters worse by printing his name on the line clearly marked "signature" on one of the forms.

Quite how Murdoch's new tabloid started printing pictures of women's breasts is a matter of some dispute.

For high-earning women who may be less responsive to price changes, he suggested printing the number of calories on labels might be more effective.

Over the past five years Davies has been cataloguing the 43,000 negatives, and selecting, restoring and printing the images that will be on display.

I can avoid pre-packaged meals and buying too many T-shirts, but how can I stop these people printing and sending all this stuff at such a cost to the environment?

Tens of thousands more were called in for questioning and finger-printing.