Sentence examples for decent publication from inspiring English sources

3. Know your own voice Any decent publication, website or programme will cultivate a tone of voice.

QUESTION FROM ANDREW: I started reading The New Yorker this year and I must thank you all for providing me with such a decent publication; its quality, diversity and all those awesome reports and live chats have made The New Yorker a crucial part of my life!

"That'll get you a few years with a decent publication record and some evidence that you can bring in your own money.

Margaret Wente, some hag who writes for the Globe and Mail (for no other reason but to drive traffic for their otherwise decent publication) is just one of these shitty critics who probably paid a tenth of what students pay now for her own degrees.

Geri had been pursuing her project for 6 years and had been sufficiently lucky (and persistent) to get three decent publications out of it.

It started off as a reaction to the shitty street press and the general lack of decent music publications in this city.

For the 1860s, the years leading up to the publication of the Decent of Man, were a period of rampant fraud and fakery in the antiquities business and a business it certainly was.

We also recently launched TC Labs, an editorial and design studio that specializes in publication concepts, effectively consolidating our various freelance jobs and generating decent work for the people who contribute to Triple Canopy.

While individual signatures have decent sensitivity, combining several signatures in one assay, as advocated in the publication greatly improved sensitivity.

What types of publications do you have to be writing for to earn a decent wage?

From December 1792 he was procurator-general of the Paris Commune, in which capacity he improved conditions in the hospitals; organized decent burial for the poor; and forbade whipping in the schools, prostitution, obscene publications, and lotteries.