Sentence examples for key publication from inspiring English sources

The landscape at News Corp has since changed dramatically, with the News of the World - a key publication in subsidiary company News International's portfolio - having closed down on the back of a raft of damaging allegations.

Facebook also hired Mashable vet Vadim Lavrusik back in 2011, who now spearheads efforts to get journalists to use Facebook as a key publication and sharing vector for content.

In 2013 and again this past April, China's National Development and Reform Commission, a high-level policy-making body, had included  in a key publication papers Zeng authored that advocated quick adoption of a two-child policy.

Autumn uses Thomson-Reuters Web of Knowledge "to send e-mail updates [to myself] on key topics (e.g "gecko adhesion"), and for citation alerts when someone cites a key publication," he writes.

This book is seen as a key publication in immunology it marks the move from the study of immunology as a chemical endeavour to a biological one.

The federal government's key publication of statistics on the maltreatment of children acknowledges that "The effects of child abuse and neglect are serious, and a child fatality is the most tragic consequence".

Mention of his key publications throws light on the reasons for mixed responses.

Nevertheless, given the concerns about climate research expressed by some in the media, we decided to augment the Muir Russell review with an independent assessment of CRU's key publications in the areas which have been most subject to comment".

Listed among the fine-print of the music professor's "key publications", however, was a well-known guide to instrumentation, The Essential String Method, which is based on the Guildhall School's string curriculum - but not authored by Hollis.

We further classify different models and results from key publications in literature.

The two key publications in this regard were those by Dottridge and Delaney.