Sentence examples for publications set from inspiring English sources

Steavenson, a journalist who has written for many English and American publications, set herself a difficult task: Sachet died long before she ever set foot in Iraq.

But some specialist publications set out to educate - computer magazines are a good example - and while interest can be assumed, knowledge of how to use specific pieces of software cannot.

A "Foodieodiccles" (food + periodicals) zine fest was held Saturday afternoon, where editors and writers from some of the best food publications set up booths to share their work and chat with fans.

These trailblazing publications set evolutionary biologists to work re-evaluating their interpretation of the functional impact of the plateaus in the forces of natural selection which follow their decline [ 19, 20].

Dr. Bowen observes that there are many other academic laboratories, including highly productive ones, but that the Langer Lab's combination of people, spun-out companies and publications sets it apart.

Finishing up work on China in the 21st Century: What Everyone Needs to Know, which is due out in a few days from Oxford University Press, and then more recently preparing for a series of public events that are linked in some way to its publication, set me thinking about the varied ways that books incorporate things that have gone before them.

But then the deadline was pushed back, with publication set for the fall of 1999.

Its publication set off contentious debates in several online communities, including FreeRepublic and Salon.

He expects to complete the manuscript this winter, with publication set for spring 2002.

Now, with publication set for July, it seems some in positions of power are trying to use the report for their own ends.

The order against the book's publication set off a widespread debate over the boundaries between intellectual property rights and freedom of expression, pitting arguments about literary originality against claims about racial justice.