Sentence examples for magazine problem from inspiring English sources

P.R.: As a child, I began a lifelong magazine problem, if we want to call it a problem.

This is an internal issue, not a Magazine Problem, and has no resolution.

Mushpit is great because it's partly a homage to the teen magazine (problem pages and flow chart quizzes feature heavily), but with a welcome addition of the kind of satire you don't find in the austere landscape of fashion magazines.

Clarkson told Top Gear magazine: "The problem is that television executives have got it into their heads that if one presenter on a show is a blond-haired, blue-eyed heterosexual boy, the other must be a black Muslim lesbian.

According to the magazine, the problem was that the authorities did not listen to the economists.And:Even in 1789, when Thomas Robert Malthus signed out the 1784 edition of "Wealth of Nations" from his college library, he was only the third person to do so (Waterman 1998a, p. 295).Read the whole thing here.

It was a startling decline, even given the magazine's problems over the last several years, indicating just how miserable the market for media properties has become.

Spengler said Wednesday that daytime TV's once-upon-a-time "Queen of Nice" made the remark after a meeting to discuss the magazine's problems.

Those changes worsened the magazine's problems.

St . LouisMagazine highlighted problems caused by overlapping municipal, school and police districts -- many of which are slow to adapt to changing demographics.

Many were comparing this event to New York Magazine's problems when they published nude photos of Lindsay Lohan on their site.

Loaded, the original "lads' magazine", remains a problem.