Sentence examples for problematic newspaper from inspiring English sources

With a market capitalization of about $20 billion, BSkyB offered News Corporation a platform to increase its stake in the lucrative pay-TV business while reducing the importance of its legacy, and problematic, newspaper assets.

"There are bigger things that have been more problematic for newspapers," he added, including circulation losses and basic mismanagement.

But such cooperation can prove problematic, as her newspaper's former editor, Benjamin C. Bradlee, has recounted.

The all-access metered-paywall model favoured by American newspapers is problematic in Britain.

During a press conference yesterday, Iwamasa apologized for his involvement with the paper but denied any knowledge of the problematic content, according to local newspaper Ryukyu Shimpo.

The figures, which were drawn up by Labour and reported in the Observer newspaper, could prove problematic for the party.

Dr. Tuman said the policy set up the newspapers for a problematic task: verifying those mountains of documents.

One claim that is problematic, was made by the Fielding Star newspaper in 1909, that he took part in the Cape Frontier war.

But the referendum debate has proved much more problematic for the country's home-grown newspapers.

But the newspapers moved away from this problematic image [of Michael Brown]." It was a perfect example of new civil rights activism: online pressure brought to bear on a single potent issue with high visibility.

"It's extremely problematic," he said in an interview with the newspaper.