Sentence examples for journal's work from inspiring English sources

Without its sustained collaboration the journal's work would not have been possible.

She previously covered personal finance, focusing on estate and tax planning and edited "The Juggle," the Journal's work and family blog.

Damjanov says the Zagreb members of the management board resorted to obstruction of the journal's work, for instance by delaying the release of funds to send editors to conferences and holding up the renewal of membership in databases such as CrossCheck.

Although Chris was preparing to leave EHP to embark on a career in environmental law, he never stopped believing in the importance of the journal's work.

The section on Capacity Building describes the journal's work to assist scholarly journals in developing countries (currently working with Mali, Chile, and Brazil) in overcoming obstacles to publication.

The author of four best-selling non-fiction books, two novels, a book of short stories and many articles for Newsweek, the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal, Bronson's work has been translated into 19 different languages and his 2005 bestselling What Should I Do With My Life, social commentary about the meaning of work and identity was on the New York Times bestselling list for 10 months.

The author of three books and dozens of articles in professional and academic journals, Buntrock's work has been translated into Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Spanish.

Published widely in books, magazines and critical journals, Lindy's work has been exhibited in museums and galleries and was the subject of a solo exhibition, ROY Design Series 1 at SFMoMA.

There have been people who one can classify as philosophers who have contributed usefully to this discussion, such as Abner Shimony, but when they have, they have been essentially doing physics, and have published in physics journals (Shimony's work as a physicist is the work I am aware of).

The paper was published the next year in the Brünn Natural History Society's journal, but Mendel's work was largely ignored during his lifetime.

MacDonald said: "I have loved working for the Lancet and for the three years and nine months that I worked there was devoted to strengthening the journal's global health work.