Sentence examples for interest publications from inspiring English sources

Lawyers who want to combine their legal knowledge with a journalism background can explore writing for legal public interest publications, such as the Environmental Law Reporter.

Includes selected full-text and abstracts of many industry and general interest publications.

Ms. Haimoff has written for numerous travel, financial and general interest publications, including Eyewitness Travel Guides, Portfolio.com, MainStreet.com and The Los Angeles Times.

In print, the ads are running in magazines like Better Homes and Gardens and its special interest publications, Popular Mechanics, Outdoor Life, Sports Illustrated and This Old House.

She had been advertising director for Country Home, Country Gardens and Country Home special interest publications, New York, part of the Meredith Corp.

General interest publications, too, like newspapers, national magazines and television news programs, expose far-flung viewers to a relatively broad spectrum of viewpoints and social conditions, said Sunstein.

We might not expect the same standards of bloggers, small NGOs and "citizen journalists" and clause 4 of the Bill should signal to the courts the importance of applying the notion of responsible public interest publication flexibly.

"It is really hard to be a general interest publication," he said.

This "General Interest Publication" is a nice introduction to the San Andreas for a general audience.

He told BuzzFeed that the operation was a very well-financed general interest publication that would cover everything from politics to sports and entertainment.

It's what motivated me to attend the School of the Arts, where I studied nonfiction writing, and what drew me afterward to a human interest publication.