Sentence examples for whose publications from inspiring English sources

magazine Graham, whose publications include the Washington "Post" & "Newsweek," is the "Ms".

Mr Neil is chief executive of the Barclay brothers' company, Press Holdings, whose publications include the Spectator and the Business.

But bioethicists said that medical schools must take responsibility for faculty members whose publications do not explicitly acknowledge the work of writers receiving industry support.

Cinven recently sold the British publisher IPC, whose publications include Marie Claire and Horse and Hound, to AOL Time Warner for $1.64 million.

"It's easy for us to upgrade now," said Brian Schwagerl, the vice president for real estate at Hearst, whose publications include Cosmopolitan, Esquire and Good Housekeeping.

Mr. Gerard's piece, in particular, was "unfair to the show," not to mention "discourteous" to other critics whose publications wouldn't or couldn't pay for a ticket.

Two years later, having just turned 32, he completed "Moby-Dick" -- the book whose publication closes Volume One.

It's "Tennessee Williams: Plays 1937-1980," a two-volume work whose publication by the Library of America will be celebrated in New York, Chicago, New Orleans and Los Angeles.

Wallman, whose publication has come out six times a year for 14 years, weighed the competing information.

Then, as Mr. Dreyfus recounted in "A Remarkable Medicine Has Been Overlooked," a 1981 book whose publication he financed, he had a notion.

The third issue, whose publication the party marked, was dedicated to the F.B.I., "the ruthless mirror of America's demons".