Sentence examples for smaller publication from inspiring English sources
Liberation will also be buying HIV Plus, a much smaller publication, and Out's Web site, www.out.com, which is not currently operating.
For most of his life, he also wrote on wine for Country Life, a smaller publication that, to an extent, expressed his own lifelong affection for tweeds, dogs, tea by the fire and his unprepossessing home in the Cotswolds decorated in the William Morris style.
Yourmagz seems more likely to draw an independent, smaller publication.
For example, what if there's a smaller publication also known for nude pictures that wants to make a lingerie app?
With McSweeneys, Eggers chose to start a much smaller publication, with a modest distribution and a very high cover price (between $22 and $24 per issue).
Additionally, we will show that it has a more informative numerical interpretation and, with the data that we will provide in the following sections, it may be used also in the case of smaller publication sets.
But that option is not available to most of the smaller publications that are the glory of the web and enrich the public sphere.
"The smaller publications, you expect.
He runs the Alberta group, which owns three daily newspapers and dozens of smaller publications.
Print reporters from smaller publications and online reporters are confined to round tables of eight or more.
Hollinger International's assets also include The Chicago Sun-Times, The Jerusalem Post and about 100 smaller publications.
