Sentence examples similar to first ever publication from inspiring English sources

His first-ever publication was his Eightfold Way paper.

The paper, reported on today by Nature News, is only the second-ever publication on the ethically fraught use of gene editing in human embryos.

Mr. Sack says he believes the publication is the first ever user-generated fashion magazine.

To coincide with the publication of the first ever Guardian Book of Obituaries, may I also draw attention to the reference in another of our obituaries this week to the river Rat.

Sir Michael, head of the education standards watchdog Ofsted, will make the plea at the publication of his first ever annual report on early years education this morning - which will claim too much under-fives provision in disadvantaged areas is not of a good standard.

Obama's submission to the prestigious publication ― the first ever by a sitting president ― mainly consists of a predictably positive recounting of the Affordable Care Act's contributions to expanding health coverage, constraining cost growth, reforming how health care providers are paid, and improving patient safety.

According to WikiLeaks, Tuesday's release is only the first part of a series in the "largest ever publication of confidential documents on the agency".

Britain's first ever magazine dedicated to PC gaming is to cease publication after 17 years.

"As well as continuing to produce statutory publication schemes under the Freedom of Information Act, all departments have now published their first ever Open Data Strategies which include commitments to publish more data.

This publication, which has been cited 130 times (accessed May 2012), reports the first year cost of first ever ischemic stroke in the over 65 Medicare population as $29,444 (in 1991 dollars) [ 22].

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