Sentence examples for publications made from inspiring English sources

These publications made the general public acutely aware of the inadequacies in the health care available to them.

In Mr. Falk's case, it continued, his "vehement publications" made it "hard to square his appointment" with the council's own requirements, which call for envoys to be impartial and objective.

The former National Security Agency contractor, famous for handing over western government secrets to the Guardian and other publications, made a virtual appearance at the Suitable Technologies booth here.

The focus is on independent publications made as art projects, which have long been some of the best magazines out there, thanks to their freedom from the content and design constraints of mainstream media.

The two other counts related, the one to publications made at the time of and concerning the attachment for contempt against Quinlivan, and the other to publications concerning the attachment against the managing editor.

In addition to rare books, Historical & Special Collections encompasses early and modern manuscripts, prints, photographs, objects, and The Red Set a collection of Law School faculty, organizational, and student publications made famous in The Paper Chase.

Publications make up one's permanent, public record of accomplishment.

Does Kirsch, a contributor to The New Yorker and other publications, make good on his thesis?

Many of these journals have names that closely resemble those of established publications, making them easily mistakable.

But recent publications make it clear that the conflict and bloodshed had roots extending far beyond Greece.

You write articles in sympathetic publications, repeating the data endlessly; in time, some of these publications make your cause their own.