Sentence examples for benefit magazines from inspiring English sources
Also, Newsweek has not had the resources that benefit magazines like Time, which is part of a huge magazine empire that can withstand losses.
This symbiotic relationship has benefited magazines eager for beauty scoops and doctors seeking visibility — and patients.
The first release from Employee Benefits magazine says sickness absence is a "real problem" in the public sector.
At an opera benefit, the magazine said, he told the opera lovers that his pet concerns trumped theirs.
You need to circulate around Mexico more, seeing as your readers are people of a high class but who do not benefit the magazine.
In Neighbours Without Benefits, Esquire magazine's Stephen Marche argues that Canada may soon "collapse," even cease to exist, as a result of the current "parliamentary crisis" and the possibility of another sovereignty referendum in Quebec.
Last year, Ms. Monforton bought a work by Kara Walker at a Bomb magazine benefit.
Both magazines benefited from multipacking, the tactic of bundling them up with another Northern & Shell title.
A benefit of the magazine's recent purgatory is that most of its laid-off employees now have other jobs lined up.
The Magazine Publishers of America selected Mullen in Wenham, Mass., part of the Interpublic Group of Companies, to create campaigns intended to promote the benefits of consumer magazines as an advertising medium.
