Sentence examples for Continuous publication from inspiring English sources

News of the World shutters after nearly a hundred and seventy years of continuous publication.

The almanac has been in continuous publication longer than any other American journal.

The timetable had just celebrated its 140th anniversary, and aside from the duration of the second world war, had been in continuous publication since 1873.

The Taconic Press, which is based in Millbrook, publishes the 159-year-old Courier, the oldest weekly newspaper in continuous publication in New York State.

Although the readers of the 1899 Technology Review might not recognize the magazine you hold in your hands, this year marks our 100th year of continuous publication.

Gudok is a Russian daily newspaper in continuous publication since 1917 and is one of the oldest and leading trade newspapers in Russia.

Thousands of old Chinese journals, magazines, newspapers, and other continuous publications, especially those of Republican Period, have been reprinted into books, oftentimes into big book sets such as 204-volume 民國佛教期刊文獻集成, 83-volume 民國佛教期刊文献集成補編， and 民国珍稀短刊断刊 and 民国画报汇编, each in hundreds of volumes.

Beginning with Volume 75 (2016), the journal Environmental Earth Sciences commenced using the "Continuous Article Publishing" publication model.

"Continuous and selective publication of specific techniques and tools lawfully used by NSA to pursue legitimate foreign intelligence targets is detrimental to the security of the United States and our allies – and places at risk those we are sworn to protect".

"Continuous and selective publication of specific techniques and tools used by N.S.A. to pursue legitimate foreign intelligence targets is detrimental to the security of the United States and our allies," Ms. Vines, the N.S.A. spokeswoman, said.

These newspapers were chosen because of their continuous and daily publication.