Sentence examples for level of magazine from inspiring English sources

Next, he found a strong relationship between the level of magazine sales and the number of gun shows in states.

What makes the Northern Englishman's work as a whole more enigmatic than anything is the willingness of a painter who could be remarkable to churn out vulgar and clumsy images that do not rise above the level of popular magazine illustrations such as "Manfred on the Jungfrau," also dated 1837.

Baen raised the level of the magazine substantially, and Ashley refers to his editorship as Galaxys "Indian summer".

The lad books, based on sex appeal, will need to evolve beyond that formula to the level of an idea magazine to survive.

Access is metered at the level of books (or magazines, or CDs, or DVDs).

Others credit it to the fact that Ms. Winfrey, who is actively involved at every level of editing, has no magazine experience.

Over the years, Mr. Skillin managed to sustain a reflective, civil level of discourse in the magazine's coverage of controversial subjects, including some that sharply divided American Catholics, like birth control, nuclear war and abortion.

Without the platform of a daily talk show, Ms. Winfrey has found it hard to keep up the same level of interest in her magazine, cable network and satellite radio channel.

While traditional media companies have provided advertisers with more predictable ad positions — during a certain television show, for instance, or in specific pages of a magazine — the level of control that marketers have over online display ads is not as precise.

Your reports comment that the purpose of the International War Crimes Tribunal seems to be "an attempt to discredit the BNP and its Islamist allies" — without providing any evidence whatsoever in support of the statement — shows your magazine's level of commitment to see the establishment of the rule of law in Bangladesh!

In his seven years at The New Yorker, which is part of the Condé Nast unit of Advance Publications, Mr. Buford cut a wide swath across the literary scene, posing a sharp contrast to the magazine's understated past, carousing at book parties with Salman Rushdie, and bringing a new level of attention and dazzle to the magazine's fiction.