Sentence examples for publication say from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, at the anticipated rate of cloning, this would require an increase in the rate of publication, say from once a month to once every eight seconds.

The workers, who are from the Lutheran World Federation and write for an in-house publication, say they were visiting several Lutheran aid projects in Zimbabwe.

People involved in the book's publication say Mr. Clinton now typically devotes one or two days a week to work on it, time usually spent at his home in Chappaqua.

Phillip Gainous has been principal at Montgomery Blair for 22 years, and in that time he has never asked to see an article before publication, say the two teachers who have been Silver Chips advisers, Ms. Freeman and John Mathwin.

It was a departure from the typical celebrity coming-out, which goes something like this: find a sympathetic publication, say, The Advocate (Sean Hayes), Time (Ellen DeGeneres) or People (Lance Bass, Clay Aiken and Neil Patrick Harris); give a soul-baring interview; and watch the story land at the same time you are promoting a new show, album or book.

The downturn is highlighting the disadvantages of public scrutiny, with performance fees evaporating and new investment slowing, the publication said.

The funding was provided by Inventages Venture Capital and Whitefish Group, the publication said.

Mr. Edwards swiftly resigned, though the publication said Sunday that he would remain a staff member.

The trade publication says firms must target their mail shots better.

But its British publisher, Secker & Warburg, canceled publication, saying it was afraid of being sued.

The cap on the round is currently $166 million, the publication said.