Sentence examples for reputable newspaper from inspiring English sources

I was told by a reputable newspaper company, "We do not hire women for reporters' positions, but there is an opening for a receptionist".

Leveson piled the pressure on Brett, who had worked for the Times for 33 years and whom he described as a "highly reputable lawyer" working for a "highly reputable newspaper".

The commission concluded: "While no transcript has been obtained we are satisfied that the comments have been reported by a reputable newspaper and journalist who stand by the publication.

So, loath as I am to savage another beleagured telly critic, a man with whom I should be hunkering down on the sofa of solidarity, let me figuratively hurl my remote-control unit at his head for the insults he himself hurled, in a reputable newspaper, at the BBC's three-part adaptation of Winifred Holtby's book South Riding, which concluded last Sunday.

Where an incident cannot be verified from original or governmental sources, it is accepted for the Register if the reportage is via a reputable newspaper or news agency, preferably an international agency such as Reuters or Agence France-Presse.

A recent article in a reputable newspaper exposed a long-term insurance care provider that failed to live up to its promise to cover expenses which according to the policy, were covered.

Some less reputable newspapers advertised "cures for menstrual blockage" [pregnancies].

Mentioning the word "alien" is quite alien to most reputable newspapers these days.

At a time when the relationship between Islamic and Western countries is strained, one would expect more from reputable newspapers.

His rule is that people or institutions must be cited in corruption cases in at least two reputable newspapers before they are featured on the safari.

Macpherson's publicist said in a statement: "Elle is obviously very concerned that her private telephone conversations and those of other people may have been intruded upon by reputable newspapers.