Sentence examples for newsletter released from inspiring English sources

Raeburn points to a legal newsletter, released by the National Organization for Women, in 2012, devoted to the case against joint custody.

In a newsletter released last week, Mr. Mbeki ridiculed "the fictional threat of a one-party state," calling it the creation of a white minority whose survival depends on ginning up opposition to what he called the A.N.C.'s multiracial coalition.

In a newsletter released at the time, Sanetti emphasized how important the guns were to the industry's bottom line.

ESTHER DYSON -- Editor of the technology newsletter Release 1.0.

Her newsletter, Release 1.0, tackles technology issues and looks ahead at trends.

In addition to its newsletter, Release 1.0, EDventure produces PC Forum, a conference of high-level technology executives.

In addition to its newsletter Release 1.0, EDventure, based in New York, produces PC Forum, an annual conference for technology industry executives.

Esther Dyson, an influential industry analyst and publisher whose newsletter Release 1.0 is determinedly focused on the intersection of the present and the future, is host of the conference.

"We're very much looking at a biological model of an epidemic," said Esther Dyson, publisher of the technology newsletter Release 1.0.

"There are other things AuctionWatch can do to take advantage of its industrywide scale," says Kevin Werbach of the web newsletter Release 1.0.

"What you're seeing is that companies that can afford to raise their dividends are doing so," said Joseph Lisanti, the editor of S.& P.'s Outlook newsletter, which released the figures.