Sentence examples for suggests newspaper from inspiring English sources

That suggests newspaper circulation remains essentially stagnant.

There is plenty of academic research that suggests newspapers do not wield the political influence that they claim and that their coverage has no effect on voting intentions.

Jay suggested Murdoch would not have approved because the headline suggested newspapers were powerful and anti-democratic.

Carlyle probably got it right years ago, the relationship between the press and the pols, when the great historian suggested newspapers played an essential role in the political aspects of a civilized society.

It's a poem that also suggests the newspaper can double as a daily avoidance tool.

To attack Lineker for attacking Whittingdale suggests a newspaper keener to please its owner than its readers.

Denise Dresser, a Mexican political scientist, regularly suggests in newspaper columns that favorable government treatment, rather than business acumen, made him rich.

Labour and the Liberal Democrats are likely to support Leveson if he suggests the newspaper industry cannot continue to be entirely self-regulated.

Earlier research suggests that newspaper advertisements and media can promote widespread awareness and a positive image of the study [ 13].

To curb degradation, Ms. Zaslow suggests storing newspapers in acid- and lignin-free boxes.

As the data suggests, Web newspapers' coverage didn't start at the last minute, but began to build in the weeks before the election.