Sentence examples for failing publication from inspiring English sources

Deford is indisputably knowledgeable about his profession, and among the strengths of "Over Time" is its capsule history of sportswriting, which dates, evidently, to the 1870s and a failing publication called The National Police Gazette.

National Review is a failing publication that has lost it's way.

He said the magazine a was a "failing publication" that had lost its way.

The failing entertainment trade publication on Tuesday said that it would discontinue its five-day-a-week newspaper after March 19.

Greg K. Hafif, the lawyer for Nicole Brown's estate, said he sought a share of the profits only after failing to stop publication.

Jervis and Zeisler were recent liberal-arts grads with uninspiring day jobs; they conceived of Bitch after failing to find publications they wanted to read.

But the publishing house yesterday revealed it had shelved publication after failing to receive "sufficient explanation" from the Australian author about doubts being cast on her story.

After failing to prevent its publication in 1964, Picasso tried to cut their children, Paloma and Claude, out of his life.

Roger Bacon, whose son Matthew was killed in 2005, criticised Chilcot for failing to set a publication date and raised the threat of legal action to speed things up.

We are unable to determine the reason for trials failing to result in publication.

In the week since the movie's release, Scorsese has been heckled at Oscar screenings, criticized in various respectable publications for failing to use the film as a platform to showcase the suffering of Belfort's victims and admonished by the daughter of a former business associate of the self-anointed Wolf in an open letter printed in the LA Weekly.