Sentence examples for though newspapers from inspiring English sources

Though newspapers focus on their handsomely paid chief executives (16 of whom earn more than the prime minister), the Audit Commission has praised them for repeated efficiency savings.

Though newspapers reported that Baker had died as a result of engine failure, unsubstantiated rumors began to circulate that his death was not accidental.

Even though newspapers themselves are still profitable, their corporate bosses are drowning in IOUs.

Though newspapers claim this has been dealt with in a series of hacking and bribery trials, it has not.

Though newspapers make it sound as if Westway is inevitable, Jacobsites (staunch believers in the human scale and in stabilizing neighborhoods) say the road will never be built.

Mr. Collins said he was told that, though newspapers had investigated rumors about Mr. Savile, they were loath to take on Mr. Savile because of his popularity.

For the most part, though, newspaper editors in movies and plays almost never work for The Times.

Seriously though, newspaper proprietors are desperate to make money out of the World Cup.

Instead of being attributed to fictitious sources, or none, they are now attributed directly to "the prime minister's official spokesman" (though many newspapers simply use his name).

With Apt, though, since newspapers can sell ads on certain Yahoo pages — like Yahoo Mail — they can gather a big enough group.

(The next day, though, the newspapers reported that Lauder's record had been trumped: David Geffen, the Los Angeles mogul, had sold a Jackson Pollock to David Martinez, a Mexican collector, for a hundred and forty million dollars).