Sentence examples for creating a publication from inspiring English sources
So she thought of creating a publication that would encourage pediatricians to prescribe cooking, which would seem to be among the best measures a doctor could take to encourage good health in young patients.
"The market logic of creating a publication," he says attracting readers, getting them to subscribe, finding competitive advantages that will keep them on the rolls—"is politically pure".
Now, when I think of a big media company creating a publication exclusively for tablets, I think of The Daily from News Corp — something that hasn't exactly been a smash hit.
Relevant studies with inconclusive or negative results may remain unpublished, creating a publication bias.
And it was the first to grow a spin-off sister title, the i, and - in so doing - create a publication able to attract a £25m price tag.
But he was the first with the resources, the pedigree, the technological savoir-faire and the sheer chutzpah to create a publication that would last.
Brown himself was diagnosed with bipolar II disorder in his 20s and his aim with One in Four was to create a publication that, though aimed at people with mental health difficulties, could be enjoyed by any reader.
It's true that by unbundling coverage of "This Town" from coverage of the rest of the D.C. and its environs, the founders of Politico created a publication that can often feel as solipsistic, trivial, and insufferable as the cloistered world it's writing about.
In 1992, I created a publication entitled The Education Industry Report and ran it out of my basement at home.
Once you have identified the proper social media platforms to be active on you will need to create a publication schedule.
