Sentence examples for contributing to the print from inspiring English sources

The position will involve co-ordinating The Economist's online economics coverage as well as contributing to the print edition.

He also contributed to the print renaissance of the 1960s by making lithographs and screen prints.

After quitting ESPN in October, he signed a deal with the Chicago-based Content Factory to distribute his show on terrestrial and XM satellite radio and then, weeks later, agreed to a second deal with S.I. to stream the show through SI.com and contribute to the print magazine.

She loves the flaws in the negatives and the unexpected aberrations they contribute to the print.

"I resent Kindles for contributing to the decline of print media," complained one e-dunker.

As seen in Fig. 6a, the Raman spectrum of the orange paint showed only strong bands similar to those of yellow lead chromate (Fig. 6b) and no other bands indicative of a red or orange pigment contributing to the orange hue observed in the print.

"Pointless cultural vandalism", said Writers Guildd general secretary Bernie Corbett, pledging the Guild's support; the actors' union, Equity, put out a statement in which it suggested that "with the gradual phasing out of short stories in the printed form the BBC are contributing to the demise of the genre through the constant reduction of budgets available in radio".

Contributing to the suspense.

The designer Alistair Carr contributed to the cult of the print with blocks of color like fat matchsticks.

Through the agency's press office, CNR president, physicist Luciano Maiani, has acknowledged that CNR hosted the conference in February and then contributed to the expenses for printing the book.

The telegraph and telephone contributed to the speedy collection, printing and distribution of news.