Sentence examples for in a regular issue from inspiring English sources

There have been snarks that the magazine is simply afraid that plus-sized models would take up too much page space in a regular issue, crowding the smaller ones that usually feature right out.

The two remaining papers can be found in a regular issue of BJSM.

This is a regular issue in Thai politics.

"A regular issue, by definition, we think is still valuable from an advertising perspective — you just get a little extra oomph in the special issues," he said.

Not just a regular issue at that, but a structurally racial issue on many levels.

We will return to current events, in particular the effect of the war on American business, in our next regular issue, dated Oct. 15.

In 2015, from the total of 88 published articles in four regular issues, 44 were by Brazilian authors and the other half were authored or co-authored by authors in foreign institutions, representing 50%% of the articles (35%% increase over the previous year).

Instead of empowering the women athletes as they do in the regular issues, they are being represented for their sexual desirability with teasing headlines.

Other innovations eventually followed; airmail stamps, used for letters carried especially by air, were first issued by Italy experimentally in 1917, with the first regular issue put out by the United States in 1918.

Not only is Washington pictured in regular issues, he is commemorated in central events at the Founding, the "Father of his country".

In addition to the new publication, Cosmopolitan will add content and advertising dedicated to Latin women in 750,000 copies of its regular issue.