Sentence examples for respected papers from inspiring English sources

The year began with a row over censorship at one of China's best respected papers – Southern Weekly.

The threat raised the prospect that The Times, a longtime champion of an unfettered press, might take the momentous step of closing one of America's most respected papers.

Both papers also had a similar kind of renaissance in the last quarter-century, shedding their hidebound cocoons and becoming among the best and most respected papers in the country.

Judging bias prevents the world's most read and respected paper from winning a Pulitzer.

He even made Alex Ibru, the owner of the nation's most respected paper, The Guardian, his interior minister.

"We have a lot of natural arrogance," said Frida Bjork Ingvarsdottir, an editorial writer for Morgunbladid, the nation's most respected paper.

Zaffar Abbas, editor of Dawn, Pakistan's most respected paper, paid tribute to Shahzad as "a fine reporter, one of a breed of Pakistani journalists who really believe in investigative journalism".

On October 6, 1971, Nixon ordered Haldeman to have the IRS audit Los Angeles Times publisher Otis Chandler who had transformed the Times from a right wing rag into a universally respected paper by recruiting top journalists from across the nation.

Although acknowledging that the agency's climate scientists are internationally respected, "Nature papers alone don't cut it," division deputy director Andreas Schiller wrote in a 21 November 2015 email to agency leaders.

In that respect, papers by Harold Morowitz should be consulted, for example (Morowitz, H. J., J. D. Kostelnik, J. Yang, and G. D. Cody. 2000. The origin of intermediary metabolism. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 97 7704-7708), Authors' response: We are less enthusiastic about the Morowitz et al. paper.

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