Sentence examples for whose print from inspiring English sources

The biggest fallers in the sector were Time Inc UK's Soaplife, whose print sales fell by 20.2% year on year to 54,198, and Hearst UK's All About Soap, whose print sales dropped by 19.2% to 51,341.

The biggest fallers in the sector were IPC's TV Times, the fourth biggest title, whose print sales dropped 10.4% to 227,953.

"There are a number of weekly magazines whose print products are faring better and who have created business models 'beyond the page' such as The Economist, Time and The New Yorker.

Its main competitor, ZDNet, is owned by a large computer-magazine publisher, whose print products promote its website.The fact that the big media companies have an advantage on the Internet does not mean that all their properties are working well.

While Mrs. Romney cooperated with Good Housekeeping, whose print readers have a median age of 53, she is still considering whether to appear in Us Weekly, a magazine popular with young women whose readership has a median age of 34.

Wired Ventures, whose print magazine has been the bible of the Internet generation, recently shed 20% of the staff of Wired Digital, its online arm.So what happened to the Internet's promise?

Even houses whose prints helped make them famous are revisiting, reworking and celebrating their patterns.

Artists whose prints hew closely to their paintings are too numerous to catalog; they include Carroll Dunham, Richard Estes, Chris Johansson and Amy Sillman.

Another of Leibovitz's heroes is Julia Margaret Cameron, whose prints "were inconsistent" but "never boring," Leibovitz said.

The photograph behind it is by TOM BARIL, whose prints, $1,600 to $7,500, are at Bonni Benrubi Gallery in New York.

Those whose prints are not in the database must first submit them to national database and registration authority.