Sentence examples for a provocative publication from inspiring English sources

Vice has typically prided itself on being a provocative publication.

It's a provocative issue".

The treatise Against Proclus is followed by a second and even more provocative publication, On the Eternity of the World against Aristotle.

His retirement from this position followed the provocative publication of a photograph of him with Monsignor Porcamadonna, member of the gay community Order of Perpetual Indulgence, taken after he had launched a collection of coming out stories by gay historian Gary Wotherspoon.

The provocative publication was something of a marketing innovation, in part because it sold advertising to other companies, including SoBe beverages and Sony, who were interested in reaching consumers age 18 to 24.

In this frame sloppy research methods aimed at generating quick or provocative publications were a particular problem, eliciting strong disapproval.

Speaking at a businessmen's meeting in the capital Ankara, Erdogan said Charlie Hebdo was known for its provocative publications.

Multiple tests of his works have taught us that even if T. Cavalier-Smith's claims were not necessarily right, his thought provocative publications always deserved the consideration of the scientific community.

The BBC's Hugh Schofield in Paris reports on the publication of a provocative new book which depicts France as an Islamicised country where universities are compelled to teach the Koran, women are made to wear the veil and polygamy is lawful.

In Campaigns & Elections, a trade publication, Schaeffer published a provocative article suggesting that Cuccinelli's position on abortion might have been a strength, not a weakness.

He also led a provocative analysis finding that grants with the best peer-review scores do not necessarily generate the most publications.