Sentence examples for largest publications from inspiring English sources

Since the government has trimmed the budgets of the state bureaus that own papers and magazines, all but the largest publications now have to be self-supporting.

On a daily basis, even though she works at one of the world's largest publications, she faces disrespect, doubt and mortification.

Food Processing magazine, the industry's largest publication, will release a survey in October showing that 28percentt of respondents say they use independent product-development labs in addition to internal laboratories to research and develop products.

So many candidates are considered supporters of gay rights, for example, that Bay Windows, New England's largest publication on gay issues, said choosing among them was "a first-world problem".

According to Sports Collectors Digest, the hobby's oldest and largest publication, baseball card sales in the United States were worth $200m in 2009 — down from two decades ago, to some extent because the card craze has spread to other sports.

Vida's new figures did reveal a significant gender bias at some of the larger publications.

But they tend to be attached to large publications, like Paul Krugman, at the Times (or John Cassidy, at this magazine).

Why do you think a small magazine like yours is thriving when so many larger publications feel threatened?

I spent a huge amount of time, probably years, worrying about whether I was a good enough writer to pitch to large publications.

For him, advertising in larger publications would be more expensive and the majority of the readers would be unlikely to hire him since he is not local to them..

In the nineteen-eighties, as newspapers got longer, and again in the aughts, with endless online space to fill, editors of large publications began favoring author interviews for the same reason.