Sentence examples for circulated publications from inspiring English sources

But the American colonies were exempted from the tax, and circulated publications thrived here.

The newspaper, one of Britain's most highly circulated publications, is owned by News International, part of Rupert Murdoch's global media empire.

Her expertise is consistently sought by a variety of nationally circulated publications, including Fitness, Cosmopolitan, OK! Magazine, Competitor, Diabetes Forecast, and Diabetic Living.

Jones, a Californian plaintiff sued a group of Floridian defendants for placing a defamatory article about her in a nationally circulated publication.

Writing on The Times's Op-Ed page in 1986, the pornographer Al Goldstein was delighted by Meese's volume: "It is a writer's dream to be anthologized in a prestigious, widely circulated publication bearing an official imprimatur," Goldstein wrote.

Nor is there any reason to treat petitioner differently than a more widely circulated publication because it has "a limited number of subscribers". Indeed, it would be paradoxical to increase protection to statements injurious to reputation as the size of their audience, and hence their potential to injure, grows.

But there's one magazine that's still on the rise after all these years, Game Informer, which has now jumped to being the 3rd most circulated publication in the US after a 37% increase over the last year.

Still, it was the first big feature of its kind in a nationally circulated mass publication.

A month ago, he circulated for publication a plea for the church to ordain women and married men and give women leading roles in the Vatican.

To Andrew Coffin, writing in the widely circulated Christian publication World Magazine, that is a winning argument for the theory that life is too complex to have arisen through random selection.

American publishers have already begun to stop circulating their publications in the UK.