Sentence examples for stale article from inspiring English sources

"It is disappointing that a magazine with the reputation of the New Yorker chose to reprint these sensationalist claims from disaffected former members hardly worthy of a tabloid," he said, further criticising the publication for deciding to "use the claim of an 'investigation' to garner headlines for an otherwise stale article containing nothing but rehashed unfounded allegations".

'That we are unlikely to hear anything new out of Goma means that we are very likely to see a redux of the same stale article the New York Times has been running for several years now.

They end up being huge files—I recently downloaded a single issue that was 350 MB, some issues of Wired are 500 MB with the same stale articles as in the print version.

By Charles Norman The New Yorker, September 15 , 1928P. 92 This pale stale View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell.

Starting the company was a way for Ameer to ensure that his research wouldn't just go stale in journal articles.

And the "notable magazine article" section featured a stale story from Wired magazine that was widely covered by major media outlets when it was published three months ago.

A great panic in one class of articles would in a sensitive stale of the commercial world have produced a semi-panic in other articles.

Once it gets the product worked out, and improves the human curation of articles which can feel a bit stale at times, I'd expect Facebook to prioritize Paper's growth.

For the most part, however, the article turned out to be a disappointing litany of bland generalities and stale cold war rhetoric.

This summer Time published an article suggesting that hip-hop's flagging sales were the result of a "stale product," as reflected in the programming of BET, "which seems to consist primarily of gun worship and underdressed women".

There are very basic defects, for example, that the experts in the article noted about the Mast chocolate that any chocolate expert ("self-proclaimed" or not) would find: moldy or stale aroma or flavor and chalky texture.