Sentence examples for a press date from inspiring English sources
These days, it's hard to tell whether an editor is trying to meet a press date or trying to prevent the end of the world.
However, new players were more motivated, if they joined on a press release date and submitted 6.8 times more answers on average than those joining on other dates.
For a week or so before the press date, we met each day and went through galleys from comma to comma, with an extra beat for a semicolon.
Most (62%) players joining on a press release date played only on that day, and 97.5% of all players played for 10 days or less.
To asses the impact of press releases, players joining on or up to 3 days from a press release date were selected, and the total number of useful answers provided by them until 4 August 2014 was pooled.
The interest rate on the Grad Plus loan is fixed and is scheduled to be set by Congress after this publication's press date.
As of press date, the Washington-based company has more than 200 subscribers for one-time orders and annual subscriptions.
The editions of The Star and The Guernsey Press date from July, 1940 to May, 1945 and have been put up for sale by Margaret Blick, of Hampshire.
As Brendan Nyhan pointed out in Salon, if you go to the O.M.B.'s Web site now you find a press release dated July 12 that is not the release actually handed out on that date.
In a press release dated October 31 , 1997 the Commission announced that, despite requests from some members of the Standing Committee for Foodstuffs, the effective date of the Regulation would not be postponed until February 1998.
A press release dated April of this year says the foundation is to receive "significant financial backing over the next five years" from the "Waalwijk Charitable Trust".
