Sentence examples for a dozen journals from inspiring English sources

She had been rejected by more than a dozen journals before an editor at Doubleday whose kids were friends with hers asked to see what she was working on.

More than a dozen journals run by the European Geosciences Union and Copernicus Publications (including Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics [ACP], which was the first to be published in 2001), work on a similar model.

Pensoft, the publishing company behind RIO, is a "strong open-access publishing venue" that has proven its worth with more than a dozen journals in the biodiversity field, Kuchma says.

He also served as consultant and participant on several films about suicide and suicide prevention, and was also a consulting editor for "at least a dozen journals".

Then I discovered buried at the bottom of the metal shelf over a dozen journals from my young adulthood and an unfinished novel.

A dozen Journal reporters covering hotspots including Afghanistan, Iraq, Sudan and the Gaza Strip have written an open letter to the board demanding why Rich Zannino, chief executive of parent company Dow Jones, took home $4.16m last year.

Four years later, with his Ph.D. and a dozen journal articles in hand, he found his way to Yale as a postdoc in the lab of molecular biophysicist Thomas Steitz.

And the hard evidence is mounting: a 2012 literature review led by Dr Tarek Fakhouri of Wayne State University examined a dozen journal papers on the topic, concluding it was "a safe and efficacious procedure that may possess advantages over conventional liposuction".

BioMed Central, the UK-based OA publishing company (now owned by Springer) publishes a dozen OA journals (out of almost 300 OA journals it has launched in the last decade) in its pharmacology and clinical pharmacology subject collections (see http://www.biomedcentral.com/journals/bysubject).

He is Editor-in-Chief of American Journal of Bioethics Neuroscience, the leading journal in neuroethics, and he sits on the editorial boards of over a dozen professional journals in medicine and ethics.

By 1956, his company was translating a dozen Soviet journals, using a stable of 50 translators.