Sentence examples for issues facing magazine from inspiring English sources

Its easy-to-read format covers a wide scope of issues facing magazine publishers and editors ranging from ubiquitous tablets to blogging, social media business models, reader-generated content, mobile devices, and the need for fully integrated newsrooms.

Smith acknowledged at the Heartland conference that the House Science Committee is "now a tool to advance his political agenda rather than a forum to examine important issues facing the U.S. research community," Science magazine's Jeffrey Mervis reported.

January 2007 A feature magazine chronicling the issues facing children and young people in Timor-Leste in the aftermath of last year's internal conflict and mapping out how UNICEF is working with partners to restore peace and help women and children.

This month, she covered British fashion magazine, Business of Fashion (BOF), special print edition, speaking candidly about environmental issues facing the fashion industry right now.

The earliest known usages of Pinoy/Pinay in magazines and newspapers date to the 1920s include taking on social issues facing Pinoy, casual mentions of Pinoys at events, while some are advertisements from Hawaii from Filipinos themselves.

As Out magazine is reporting, the Iraqi Refugee Assistance Project IRAPP) recently released a video which aims to bring the issues facing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Iraqis into focus.

The issues facing us are complex.

WHAT were the biggest issues facing politicians?

There are several issues facing the industry.

Another issue facing Goldman executives in recent months has been the question of succession; in February, Fortune magazine reported that Mr. Blankfein could step down as chief executive as early as this summer.

This shot was for the first issue of the Face magazine, which had the Specials on the cover, but it was never published.