Sentence examples for professional publication from inspiring English sources

Journalists and traditional news publishers are no longer the primary information 'gatekeepers' of public discourse; neither are they able to impose their professional publication standards and ethics on social media users and bloggers.

It may be needed for a professional publication or papers on this subject, but is irrelevant for the general public.

Dr. Keenan also had an extraordinarily long history of professional publication.

In 2010, Washington Pirete, whose LinkedIn profile and a professional publication list him as a longtime Vale employee, wrote a master's thesis focused on the dam at Brumadinho.

We spent most of the time talking about the resignation of Hu Shuli, the prominent editor who founded Caijing magazine eleven years ago and built it into China's most professional publication.

Meanwhile, Robert continued to labour on the poetic career he had begun in a small way during high school; he first achieved professional publication in 1894 when The Independent, a weekly literary journal, printed his poem "My Butterfly: An Elegy".

He has edited and authored a number of books and other academic and professional publications on public policy in tourism, tourism for development, and innovation, inclusiveness and sustainability in tourism.

Though the precise details of such complex structures are rarely made public, we can get a sense of them from professional publications.

Their arguments are spread disparately across academic and professional publications.

Harcourt General, a publisher of textbooks and professional publications, is based in Chestnut Hill, Mass.

He was a member of the Western Finance Association and he wrote articles for professional publications.