Sentence examples for main publication from inspiring English sources

He was political editor (1907 15) of Vorwärts ("Forward"), the main publication of the German SPD.

But like many products of the Government Printing Office, its two main publication formats are print and PDF.

The company faces a continued loss of advertising in its main publication, Martha Stewart Living, where the guaranteed circulation was cut early this month by nearly 22percentt.

Moreover, if Les Echos were to lose its reputation for authoritative reporting under new ownership, Pearson might win new readers for the Financial Times, its main publication.

The nonprofit product testing organization Consumers Union is publishing its annual survey of frequent flier programs, formerly in the Travel Letter, in the May issue of its main publication, Consumer Reports.

Its main publication is the slick multi-language magazine Rumiyah, Arabic for "Rome," taken from a prophecy that Muslims will one day conquer that city, which is a symbol of Christianity and the West.

The sale, the company said, would allow its two main publications, Bild and Die Welt, to grow, partly by expanding its presence online through multimedia and digital storytelling.

Yankee Publishing, based in Dublin, N.H., grew during Mr. Trowbridge's leadership from its two main publications, Yankee Magazine and the Old Farmer's Almanac, to a multimillion-dollar publisher of books, business magazines and other periodicals.

Thibaut's main publications are Theorie der logischen Auslegung des römischen Rechts (1799; "Theory of the Logical Interpretation of Roman Law") and System des Pandektenrechts (1803; the general part translated as An Introduction to the Study of Jurisprudence, 1879), which long remained one of the leading textbooks of Roman law applied as the common law of Germany.

Another editor said that when Mr. Bo was purged, editors at the party's main publications were told that People's Daily planned to publish a series of editorials on the decision over three days, and that major newspapers would have to reprint the editorials, highlights of which would be read on the television news.

Main publications concentrate on term infants, but there is a lack of data on the impact of deformational plagiocephaly on the long-term neurodevelopment of premature infants.