Sentence examples for ceased publishing from inspiring English sources

But in an environment where in just the last six months Newsweek sold for $1 and U.S. News and World Report ceased publishing as a printed news magazine altogether, there are plenty of publishers who would happily take that $4 million.

During that period Maxim UK ceased publishing.

It has ceased publishing Folk Art Magazine, and some of its exhibition catalogs are published only online these days.

Without even a mention in its own pages, the Westchester County Weekly ceased publishing with its Dec. 27 issue.

Leading university presses like Yale and Harvard as well as established trade houses have virtually ceased publishing psychoanalytic books.

In 2009 Microsoft ceased publishing online and disc versions of its Encarta encyclopaedia, but its dictionary of the same name was still available online.

Judging from history, they would not cease publishing; but they would suddenly be very polite.

Guardian News & Media (GNM) today announced it will cease publishing the international editions of the Guardian and Observer from 1 October 2011.

He was barred from traveling to literary festivals in Germany, Australia and the United States, and was forced last spring to sign a vow to cease publishing outside China.

That could result in the separate sale of the company's assets, including the newspaper, though analysts see little chance that Le Monde would cease publishing.

And now a moment for The Sporting News, which will cease publishing its regular editions on paper at the end of this month.