Sentence examples for been regularly published in from inspiring English sources

The U.S. full-employment budget was developed during World War II and has been regularly published in the president's annual Economic Report since 1962.

Andreas is regularly published in magazines, holds lectures and hosts discussions, especially on technology topics.

To outsiders he seemed a success, a man whose stories were regularly published in the New Yorker.

Beginning in 1904, his drawings were regularly published in satiric journals such as the Lustige Blätter and Simplicissimus.

Polls that are regularly published in newspapers or magazines usually have to do with some lively social issue and elections are included only as one of many subjects of interest.

Singer's stories were regularly published in the Forverts and in The New Yorker; they appealed to American readers who sought to find a connection to eastern European life before the Holocaust.

It facilitates the fast adoption of novel VANET protocols which are regularly published in academic literature.

Mexía collected most of her specimens during the 1920s and 1930s and photographs of her botanical findings were regularly published in naturalist publications of the time.

To give English-speaking petroleum geologists and engineers some idea of this information, which is regularly published in J.P.S.E., the writers briefly review some recent (1983 1993) books on the subject in this paper.

She frequently briefs Members of Congress, Administration officials, and others in the foreign policy/national security community, and is regularly published in the U.S. and Israeli press.

Such literature was regularly published in a wide variety of subjects: children's animal books, wilderness novels, nature guides, and travelogues were all immensely popular.