Sentence examples for publications for which from inspiring English sources

The company concerned, Kantipur Publications (for which I write) has also come under pressure from India in other ways.

Their fictionalized stories, largely features, did not cause any lasting damage to the world beyond that inflicted on the credibility of the publications for which they worked.

According to Trinity Mirror, the changes will see a "multimillion-pound investment" in new technology in its Glasgow base to enable production of high-quality content across multiple print and online publications, for which remaining staff will undergo multimedia training.

Show people loved being drawn by him; readers of the Times and the many other publications for which he drew loved hunting for his daughter's name, Nina, woven into the sleeves and hairdos of his subjects.

About a year ago, however, I began receiving memos from the publications for which I write, insisting that expenses were due no more than 60 days after the money was spent.

Of course, there are publications for which IFILJPIIW poses an annual challenge: how to mark the event when your writers already phone it in most weeks?

(Full disclosure: the event was moderated by an editor at The Economist, a publication for which I have written).

When they read about a rare species in National Geographic (a publication for which Mr. Christy has written), some of them want that species at any price.

While in New York in the mid-1990s, Mr. Birnbalsoalso began to write for Art Forum, the art publication for which he is now a contributing editor.

The article also misidentified the publication for which Katie J. M. Baker, who wrote an essay in the most recent issue of Dissent, works.

Mauldin contributed cartoons regularly to the Stars and Stripes — an Army publication for which, as it happens, The New Yorker's Roger Angell worked as an editor — and, the day after V-E Day, Mauldin was awarded a Pulitzer.