Sentence examples for market magazines from inspiring English sources

There is "no future for adult business in mass market magazines," he said.

Your April 8 Business Day article about Penthouse magazine quotes me as saying there is "no future for adult business in mass market magazines," and you report that I acknowledge that "the run of Penthouse magazine is at an end".

I recently attended an intensive two-day course in Corvette authenticity along with other staff members of Corvette Market magazine.

The spread, headlined "Titler" with the strapline: "Up market magazine celebrates blue bloods' boobs", is a play on a stunt by high-brow mag Tatler, which caused a bit of a stir with a similar feature this month.

Many of these writeups arrive courtesy of Sports Car Market magazine, the bible of vintage-car collectors everywhere.

Before Bristol gets the cover of another mass market magazine or sits down with Larry King, someone needs to arm her with the tools to convey her message most powerfully.

In the mid-20th century, Americans got most of their news through a few big networks and mass-market magazines.

Eileen Naughton, president of Time magazine, suggests that when it comes to mass-market magazines, big is a good thing.

Not all Condé Nast's titles are doing so well - the younger, middle-market magazines launched on Coleridge's watch are faltering.

There were few winners in 2009, but those that retained advertising tended to be mass-market magazines that ran recession-compatible content and ads.

Clara Jeffery, a co-editor of Mother Jones, says that readers have become more accustomed to less provocative covers on mass-market magazines often dominated by celebrities.