Sentence examples for yesterday's print from inspiring English sources

According to yesterday's print edition of the Nikkei, Japan's largest business newspaper, researchers from Tokyo University developed proprietary software that can detect and quantify different kinds of food captured on photographs.

As David Barry would say, "I am not making this up".And here's my report for this week's print edition of The Economist.

We discuss these issues in this week's print edition, and there's a longer, accompanying Q&A that you can read.

He's Lord Prescott now, so he clearly got over it.Here's the review, published in this week's print edition:BEING on show is a serious business for Queen Elizabeth II who acceded to the throne 60 years ago next month.

More on that in this week's print edition.

In this week's print edition we explain what this means for Mexican politics.

In this week's print edition, The Economist reports on the glacial pace of the reconstruction.

This policy is looking increasingly unsustainable (see article in this week's print edition).

The Economist will report on some of these in this week's print edition.

We will choose the best caption and use it in this week's print edition.

Two articles in this week's print edition point out how sporting events mirror politics and society.