Sentence examples for some publication from inspiring English sources
The phrase "some publication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an unspecified or general publication, such as a book, article, or journal. Example: "I read some publication that discussed the effects of climate change on marine life."
I would hope that the august New York Times is not slipping "the shiv" into some publication.
Some publication vehicles no longer allow anonymous peer review, and reviewer names are published online, together with their reviews and authors' replies.
You can even end up, after a few or more faithful years, with a middle-class sinecure at some publication, perhaps with the perquisite of a year's leave to write a book someday, maybe even to become some future generation's intellectual giant from the good old days.
There was a rumor in some quarters that, as to-morrow is the anniversary of the battle of Sedan, some publication would be made semi-officially showing Germany's peaceful mind and the Kaiser's chivalrous attitude in choosing this date for a friendly statement.
As a result, we could observe some publication patterns among these successful young researchers, as shown in Table 11.
Begg's test and Egger's test did not indicate publication bias among studies in populations of European descent, while Egger's test suggested that there might be some publication bias among studies investigating MO (p = 0.01).
And in some publications, many more.
For now, some publications plan to remain underground.
Some publications offer predictions of the winners — usually incorrectly.
(Some publications, including this newspaper, add spaces around dashes).
There were some publications such as Vogue, for example, that don't use girls under 16.
