Sentence examples for a release that is from inspiring English sources

The American Journal of Preventative Medicine, in a release that is sure to get onto daytime television news and talk shows for the rest of the month, published a study that found that computer-related injuries are on the rise.

According to the Creative Artists Agency (CAA), a cast that is at least 30percentt non-white outperforms a release that is not in opening weekend box office.

Superstar Lenny Kravitz releases his first CD of new material since 2004's disappointment Baptism, and it certainly is not a release that is under anyone's radar.

And you have to draw that line in the sand and say: 'You know what, I don't think you're ready for a release that is going to cost $5,000 to manufacture.' Or, 'I don't think that this music is super-conducive to a "listen to it for 20 minutes, get up, flip it over" experience.' And I think that's a decision that managers, artists, and label people have to make on a case-by-case basis".

Our evolutionary perspective suggests that toxic waste released into the extracellular environment by the signaling cell, a release that is inherently correlated to the activity of the signaling cell, forces neighboring cells to react to counter the toxicity of the release.

Be careful not to develop a release that is "late".

Is Android 5.0 a release that's strong enough to switch platforms for?

But he unveiled the title on Tuesday, setting the stage for a release that's expected next year.

His mastery in the pocket is fostered by a release that's as quick as any passer's.

Its first big exclusive in 2016 was Rihanna's Anti in January, but it went live early, was pulled, then reappeared with Samsung bankrolling 1m free downloads of a release that was supposed to promote streaming.

Or that Microsoft is playing catch up for a release that was, calendar-dictated, perhaps a bit early.