Sentence examples for publication often from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gongadze, whose online publication often criticized Mr. Kuchma, vanished in 2000.

The medical journal's staff struggled to reconcile ties to the arms trade with a publication often covering the impact of war.

Its marketing department orchestrated plans for its books as much as a year in advance of publication, often designing covers and ads before a manuscript was complete.

The Dublin University Magazine (1833 80), another important literary publication, often included the work of James Clarence Mangan, who translated Gaelic poems into English and also wrote original verse in the Gaelic style.

T.R. called it "torrential journalism," and a particularly torrential contemporary example is a scathing account of Obama's own Interior Department by Tim Dickinson in Rolling Stone, a publication often friendly to this president.

Years of publication often postdate the first performances from these editions.

Publications often represent an important core activity of those societies.

Publications often mimic what came before, said Adam L. Penenberg, a journalism professor at New York University.

Mainstream publications often wrote about Gawker, and Denton would oblige them with provocative remarks about his approach.

She was a prolific contributor to academic and lay publications, often on the theme of communist subversion.

A practical down to earth how to book, it became a popular teaching tool other publications often used to educate their own sales forces.