Sentence examples for rising paper from inspiring English sources

Rising paper costs and a slowdown in advertising also lowered earnings, executives said.

"Newspapers are cheap because investors are worrying about the impact of the Internet," Mr. Rogers said, "and publishers worry about rising paper prices".

When The Dallas Morning News pruned its stock tables, sports results and television listings this year, a consequence of sluggish advertising revenue and sharply rising paper costs, few readers felt aggrieved enough to complain.

The magazine industry has been wringing its hands for the last year over a number of issues: rising paper and postage costs, increasingly demanding and complex distribution channels, sinking subscription rates and falling newsstand sales.

It's been a hard pill to swallow for print media, what with dropping circulations, staff layoffs, consolidated operations, rising paper costs, transformative technology, citizen journalism, blogging and uncertain economic times.

Baen also took over the editorship of If, but rising paper costs forced the closure of If at the end of 1974, and the title was merged with Galaxy.

Winterberry said the cuts were caused primarily by the financial crisis, but also by rising postal, paper and labor costs, which have pushed marketers toward online solicitations.

With circulation rising, the paper's offices were moved downstairs to a larger two-roomed office.

However, the number of deaths as a proportion of the total number of people leaving public service is clearly rising; this paper suggests this could be a fairly simple system of monitoring such changes.

Stepping out of your low-rise Paper Denim jeans and visible thong to wander into uncharted and multilayered fashion territory requires vision and courage.

Fund fees rose unabated through the growth-stock boom of the late 1990's while investors were mesmerized by ever-rising paper gains.