Sentence examples for young publication from inspiring English sources

And Ms. Brown was intrigued by the idea of linking her young publication to one of the most established brands in journalism.

Altogether, the ads from the forties reflect a growing awareness of America's role in the world and a young publication's coming of age.

And what about all the young new publications and companies making fusses about themselves?

Mr. Gwertzman said the immediate impact of Mr. Young's publication of the names was not clear.

Daring new publications emerged, and more young women entered journalism.

Written informed consent was obtained from the parents of the young patient for publication of this Case report and any accompanying images.

Although this is a relatively young programme and publication output may reasonably be expected to grow with time, there were impressive results with sixty percent of respondents with only a masters degree reporting some form of research output (publication or conference presentation).

Publication assigned young lady to write it for her and girl went for interview which lasted 4 hours, about the actress's lavender past.

COSMOPOLITAN magazine, Hearst Magazines' popular publication for young women, is harnessing the power of social media for its first global, digital advertising campaign.

Details magazine, which will be transformed from a raunchy publication for young males into a men's fashion magazine, has a new editor: Daniel Peres, the European editor of W magazine.

Councillor Steve Reed, London Councils' executive member for children and young people, said the publication last week of census results showing a 7.1% population rise in a decade demonstrated that previous official estimates were probably too low.