Sentence examples for publication makes from inspiring English sources

Unless Pulse has an agreement with a publisher, it only displays articles and pictures that the publication makes public, usually a headline and the first few lines of an article.

But open publication makes research more widely accessible, which is a public good in its own right.One problem open access brings is a shift in incentives.

Say what you like about the sacred separation of a newspaper's editorial and business sides: the way a publication makes its money inevitably affects its tone and content.

The timing of its publication makes it probable that some of the Puritans who took part in the Great Migration of the 1630s would have read it before they set out.

Charlene Li, an analyst at Forrester Research in Foster City, Calif., said that for advertisers trying to concentrate on a group of influential people, a special-interest publication makes sense.

It is often assumed--falsely--that the first author on a publication makes the largest intellectual contribution.

At this time almost every major Western publication made a fateful decision: they would not show the public the cartoons that so many people were dying over.

This publication made his name overnight, even though it was a financial disaster.

"Chanson Douce," her second novel, sold six hundred thousand copies in its first year of publication, making Slimani, who lives in Paris, the most-read author in France in 2016.

Some titles, like the Indonesian fashion magazine DA MAN and the men's lifestyle publication Made in Brazil are only available in New York through Ahmed.

One point this publication makes--a point that's repeated ad nauseum in mentorship circles but is no less true and important for that--is that an advisor and a mentor are quite different beasts.