Sentence examples for publication produced from inspiring English sources

The publication, produced at a cost of £9m, details the government's case for continued EU membership.

First, Underwood, "a twice-yearly publication produced as a vinyl LP".

The 148-page publication, produced without the cooperation of the social networking website, includes articles "Famous on Facebook" and "Create a real life Facebook event".

But in a slender publication produced for the show, the art historians Geeta Kapur and Susette Min make an eloquent case for her art in both cultural contexts.

Just picturing these objects makes me shudder, but the Visionaire Issue 54 SPORT collection is something I actually covet: it's the avant-garde art-and-fashion catalogue's first "wearable publication," produced in partnership with Lacoste.

Cremer is aware of the danger, as you would expect of someone who oversees not only the Harvey Nichols magazine, Small, but also Engage, the publication produced for Jobcentre Plus.

Mandates such as the Government Performance and Results Act of 1993 have required research agencies to look beyond measures of output (e.g., publications produced) toward metrics related to long-term outcomes on public health.

The United States also came in first in terms of the number of publications produced.

Their publications, produced collectively, included Merseyside in Crisis (1980) and Genuinely Seeking Work: Mass Unemployment on Merseyside (1992).

She was until July 2004 an editorial director for guides and other publications produced by the National Basketball Association in New York.

This volume brings together three publications produced by the Weather Underground, the best of which is The Weather Eye (1974), a lively anthology of the communiqués.