Sentence examples for remarkable publication from inspiring English sources

No one disputes that, journalistically speaking, ProPublica is a remarkable publication; it faithfully follows its "journalism in the public interest" mission statement, collecting two Pulitzer Prizes in so doing.

From 1987 to 1999, the Laboratory produced a remarkable publication called RLE Currents.

It's a brave and remarkable publication recording the voices of human beings crucified by long years of human rights abuses and, in some cases, extreme poverty.

After leaving England and settling in Naples, Mr. Herling continued to write in Polish, primarily for Kultura, the remarkable publication he helped Jerzy Giedroyc establish outside Paris in 1947.

Author's note: This piece is the first in a three-part series on hydroelectric dams for Global Sisters Report, a remarkable publication dedicated to telling the stories of Catholic sisters and the critical issues facing the people they serve.

(Equally remarkable is publication in July of 1941, when the series began only in August of the previous year).

It is remarkable that publications in journals with higher mean impact factors originated from Canada, Japan and Latin America.

A remarkable increase in publication numbers was found in 2011 and has remained high in the last three years.

All of these figures, apart from the novelist Ozick, were themselves associated with the New York Review of Books, a publication remarkable for chumminess and logrolling as well as for the talent of its mostly Anglo-American contributors.

An urgent need to manage available resources for the benefit of the planet and humankind has led to remarkable progress since publication of the fruit fly genome in 2000.

There was evidence for asymmetry in the funnel plots in the comparison of cancer tissues with normal and benign tissues; Egger's test showed a remarkable evidence of publication bias (all P < 0.05).