Sentence examples for been published not only from inspiring English sources

His works have been published not only in select literary journals but in Argumenti i Fakty, Russia's most popular newspaper, with a readership of 3.2 million.

Since the mid-1990s, an increasing number of publications on SDM have been published not only in the field of medicine, but also in sociology, psychology, economics, and ethics [ 5].

As it has been the case when prior guidelines have been published, not only from these two organizations but also from other societies and federations, this position statement will generate considerable interest, heated debate, and published commentaries, editorials, and letters on the strengths and weaknesses of the approach.

He refused to let the book be published not only in France but in England, because "English books would get across the channel so easily".

The competition was won by our pupils Mukul and Harry whose work was deemed to be exceptionally good by me and their peers and, through Storybird, was published, not only online, but also as real books.

Under their names were published not only poems but also criticism on the poetry of some of the others, essays on the state of Portuguese literature, and philosophical writings.

More successful was the collaboration that in December 2009 saw the Guardian overseeing the creation of a leader article on climate change, that was published not only by the Guardian but by 56 other newspapers around the world.

Sometimes, using outside tools can also help you find opportunities to be published, not only in larger publications, but also in smaller outlets.

GitHub has essentially become one of the go-to project hosts for developers, where code is published not only by independent developers, but also by larger companies open sourcing their projects.

However, due to the normalization of the citations on the basis of an expected value in the individual journals in which the articles were published, not only do the citations received influence the indicator value but also the relation of the citation rate of the published papers to the citation rate of all papers in the same journal in the same year of publication.

Because the content expanded into law and science, reviews were published not only in literary sources but legal and medical journals as well.