Sentence examples for Produce a publication from inspiring English sources

He may be about to produce a publication with intellectually rigorous proposals.

Worse still, is the revelation that Merck paid the publisher Elsevier to produce a publication.

He has lined up experts on how to produce a publication designed for a rarefied audience of academics and intellectuals: the staff of The New York Review of Books.

This became a web presentation, and we're hoping eventually to produce a publication in a dance journal.

To achieve the highest level of ethical medical journalism and to produce a publication that is timely, credible and enjoyable to read.

In that first issue, the editors said they would strive to produce a publication that would remain "compelling in its content, striking in its visual impression". A lot has changed for the magazine, just as a lot has changed for Duke.

In going back to its future, Ms. Rubenstein has capitalized on Seventeen's legacy as a fashion and beauty magazine, producing a publication that looks like a women's magazine for a teenage market.

They carry out their own architectural criticism: they once produced a publication revisiting some of their buildings after they had been in use for a while (something professional critics rarely do) and pointing out what did and did not work.

There will be significant opportunities to assist in the planning and implementation of exhibitions; assist with the many aspects of producing a publication; learn more about the Center's collections, as well as numerous other collections worldwide; and conduct research pertaining to exhibition projects.

"You know you are producing a publication that is timely.

She has produced a publication on hydroponics, won a scientific award and obtained a grant for her work in this field.