Sentence examples for like publications from inspiring English sources

It comes down to whether online platforms are tools for writing, or more like publications.

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They are not banned under the American embargo on Cuban goods; like publications and other informational materials, they are exempt, and Americans who go to Cuba on authorized travel can buy them.

Such protection was not extended to colporteurs offending against similar state trespass laws by distributing, after notice to desist, like publications to the tenants in a private apartment house.

Ms. Letinsky's images have already appeared in Bon Appétit and The New York Times Magazine, but more surprisingly, she has been hired by Martha Stewart Living and Martha Stewart Brides, which would seem like publications that would want to eradicate her messes with a Miele vacuum and a Swiffer.

"We wanted to deconstruct [faculty hiring] … in terms of things we could measure, like publications, information about the prestige of the doctoral program, and so on".

In addition, a great photo is more likely to be shared, leading to new readers and even opportunities (like publication).

"I do not like publication of letters," he wrote Schneider.

"I don't like publication houses using the insecurity of me and my colleagues to maintain their businesses".

A series of three thin, zine-like publications titled "Bowery Artist Tribute" (Volumes 1-3) exthedshowe show's reach into oral history and documentation.

In addition, terms that are unlikely to occur in ChEMBL-like publications, such as psychological, surgery/surgical and children are also listed as important.