Sentence examples for though magazine from inspiring English sources

Now, though, magazine publishers are battling back.

Now, though, magazine covers are starting to sport pouches.

Though magazine advertising remains weak, the newly acquired European IPC group -- which produces titles including Loaded and Horse & Hound -- appears to be doing fairly well.

It was also helped by strong results in its cable and movie divisions and by a price increase for some AOL customers, though magazine operations faltered.

Though magazine ad pages for the first four months of 2002 fell 13.1percentt compared with a year earlier, Ms. Oppenheimer said "we're starting to see glimmers of recovery in categories like travel, where we'd seen softness, and in categories like packaged goods, where magazines are increasing their share of the media mix".

In recent years, though, the magazine has evolved, even radically.

Now, though, the magazine may have gone too far for even the most dedicated followers of fashion.

Apparently, though, the magazine has already said "no" to her.

After setting out the terms of an interesting argument, the book becomes a series of magazine-style travelogues, all of them immensely enjoyable, though magazine-style travelogues nonetheless.

The Nielsen report on global spending showed weakness across most traditional media, though magazines performed worst.

Though magazines host similar conferences all the time, it seemed particularly undignified for an institution as esteemed as The Post.