Sentence examples for a difficult publishing from inspiring English sources

So far this year, bridal magazines have struggled in a difficult publishing and bridal market.

The two moves suggest that the company, a unit of AOL Time Warner, is showing less patience for unprofitable magazines in a difficult publishing environment.

This set is relatively unconstrained and is generally considered one of the most difficult published set for facial analysis.

He chose a difficult time in American publishing to do so.

She had also published a difficult modernist novel called "Ninochka," in which she might be said, among other things, to have predicted the rise of the Eurasianist movement that is part of Russia's current nationalist-expansionist insanity.

Rice's example revealed a difficult truth about digital scholarly publishing: it is still expensive.

Now, let's see if signing major publishing houses is a difficult feat.

In 1979, Baudrillard published Seduction (1990), a difficult text that represented a major shift in his thought.

"If a publisher were to establish a fact-checking department the way a magazine fact checks, given the length of the works and the number of books they are dealing with, it would become very difficult to publish a lot of nonfiction".

It isn't too difficult to publish a book and people can say whatever they want to.

Horrobin was a brilliant man, a man of many great ideas, which he found very difficult to publish in classical medical journals.