Sentence examples for publication devoted from inspiring English sources

Last January a New York-based charter school advocacy website called The Seventy Four, which has received funding from the Walton Family Foundations took over LA School Report, a respected online publication devoted to covering Los Angeles public schools.

The only glossy publication devoted to Brooklyn, the magazine had a paid circulation of 38,000.

The latter term derives from the French word for storehouse and implies a more specific publication devoted to a particular topic, rather than coverage of current affairs.

The founding in 1826 of the first regular publication devoted to mathematics, Crelle's Journal, gave Steiner an opportunity to publish some of his other original geometric discoveries.

After college, she began religiously following all the eating rules in Oxygen Magazine, a publication devoted to "clean eating" for female bodybuilders.

Later, while working for a wine importer and distributor, he became convinced of the need for a publication devoted to the lower end of the fine wine market.

Publications devoted to architecture typically follow a narrow blueprint.

Every where in Asia there are publications devoted to the business of outflanking the future.

They also called for more literary publications devoted to black writers.

"I don't have to respond to allegations from any old person and especially not from quasi-police publications devoted to causing trouble among the political classes".

The editorial coverage in those publications devoted to health, fitness and sports topics also makes them "a great place" to advertise related products, he added.