Sentence examples for respected publication from inspiring English sources
But The Economist's broadside is more than high drama in the hate-hate relationship between a widely respected publication and a perpetually besieged politician.
Aleksandar Nenadovic, now 72, was editor of the daily Politika back before Mr. Milosevic, taking power as Serbia's Communist boss in 1987, purged the news media and installed his own allies -- who turned the newspaper from a widely respected publication into the regime's mouthpiece.
Here it is: If you are familiar with Jim Grant, a man who's written a column in Forbes, you know he's also the editor of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, an expensive and highly respected publication widely followed by any serious investor in fixed income securities.
And The Huffington Post's Emma Gray wrote that the idea of a well respected publication like Time including the word "feminist" in their poll was "unfathomable".
However, you should also get your hands on a copy of a book called "Martyr's Mirror", a highly respected publication which chronicles the history of the Amish people and honors those who dies for their faith.[8].
Two more Republicans would make the sum work.Tim Dean-LewisReading, BerkshireIndonesia in good shapeSIR – I find it amazing that a respected publication such as The Economist chooses to stoop to "yellow journalism" ("Trading on her father's image", April 13th).
I've known and respected their publication for some time.
Well respected, international publications like the Financial Times have started to frame the immediate impacts of the so-called crisis of Brexit accordingly.
During the interview, Scheer and Whitney discuss these manipulations and how the CIA controlled major news agencies and respected literary publications (such as the Paris Review).
Stephen Saunders, a retired British naval officer who is editor of Jane's Fighting Ships, a publication respected among naval experts, said that an investigation would need to cover a variety of technical issues.
Spiegel's story has rocked Fußballdeutschland because the well-respected publication claims to have seen concrete evidence of a €6.7m loan by the German FA to Fifa in 2005 destined for a "cultural programme", a pre-World Cup gala that was ultimately cancelled.
