Sentence examples for publications created from inspiring English sources

TIL seems to be pretty busy launching new properties — last week, I covered the announcement of Tweek, a weekly tablet-only magazine aggregating content from a number of Times Group publications, created in partnership with startup Genwi.

The DoD currently houses information on databases from researchers and institutions in the US, Australia, China and Singapore, having contributed to a number of publications created by authors in North and South America and Asia (http://www.researchonresearch.org/ ?q = node/2).

"The best publications create an atmosphere you want to inhabit," she said.

The tremendous prestige and power, plus the major money, that Asian governments award professors who raise the national profile by scoring marquee publications create incentives to enhance results.

As a lab technician, I watched senior scientists struggle through drafts of reports and publications, creating the most unreadable gobbledygook I had even seen.

UEA today announced that there would be an independent, external "reappraisal of the science" in CRU's key publications, creating the fifth group to look at CRU since private e-mails by and to its climate scientists were revealed last year and sparked a fierce debate over the validity of global warming research.

For those combining teaching and research at early career stages, teaching commitments mean that it may not be possible to achieve the same quantity or impact of research publications, creating a barrier to progressing to the more prevalent research-teaching posts or returning to research-only positions.

Its publication created a huge stir, inspiring anguished sermons, books and conferences.

For American officials around the world, the publication created immediate disturbances in delicate relationships.

Rika Magazine, the biannual publication created by Ulrika Lundgren and Jacob Wildschiodtz, merges women and art.

The publication created the category of tattooists for him in 1894, and he was the only entry under that heading for the next four years.