Sentence examples for that publications from inspiring English sources

Cohen et al. (2002) found that publications are important knowledge channels from the public sector to the manufacturing sector.

He disagrees with the assertion that publications like his offer little or no social value.

Government guidelines state that publications run by local authorities should not be published more often than quarterly.

Mr. Raj, who is not involved in the Haute Spot, suggested that publications should "basically get people wedded to the brand proposition for the long term".

Despite these debates, the Stella Count results highlight that publications are engaged considerably less in examining the aesthetic worth of books by female authors than male.

The variability suggests that publications can get away with more than they think – when journalists push, sometimes the red line moves.

The downturn in the magazine industry has made it clear to publishers over the last few months that publications that do not bring in advertising cannot be sustained.

"You need capital investment and sustained ad revenue" that target "more affluent readers" – which usually means that publications end up catering to mostly white gay male readers.

The online pay walls that publications have since put up, he said, seem to be helping to stabilize things, but only after a precipitous decline.

For Thrillist, the so-called Chinese wall that publications have between the editorial and advertising sides of the business is more of a bridge.

Mr. Anderson also said he believes that publications outside the area have tended to stereotype the Rigases and the Adelphia case as a kind of "Sopranos" family saga played out in Appalachian-style hick towns.