Sentence examples for before publication that from inspiring English sources

But it must have jarred with those who learned one week before publication that Bennett was jumping ship and heading to Sky Atlantic.

However, I remember my perplexity upon being told, just before publication, that the head of B.O.M.C. was in a snit because we had not secured blurbs.

Informed just before publication that the claim would be included in the interview, Dennis told Dougary: "It's a load of hogwash.

CONCLUSION It is a teaching of Dear Little Leader Kim Jong Unader Kin Jong Un, in his tract on automobile-insurance law, "Automobile Insurance Law!," which is already a best-seller before publication, that "No-fault is the fault of all".

I think I realised even before publication that I'd picked a dud here, when my own agent referred to it in the course of the same conversation once as Conceptions and once as Contractions.

For example, the painful experience of endless rejection before publication that motivated Calcagno in the first place turns out to be rare.

"Sadly it seems that TfL's audit of the procurement process went through a sanitising process before its publication that Alistair Campbell would be proud of," says Caroline Pidgeon, Lib Dem mayoral candidate and member of the London Assembly, who has consistently questioned the mayor about the garden bridge.

And, to their credit and that of the peer reviewers selected by the journals Science and Nature, the journals themselves, as well as the U.S. government, it was recognized before their publication that these experiments had dual use of concern potential.

Eligible articles included systematic reviews and meta-analyses in any language published in final form or on the internet before final publication that reviewed the accuracy of screening tools for depression compared with a diagnosis of depression.

Father Lombardi said that he could not comment on whether Cardinal Levada had seen the book before publication, but that it "went without saying" that Benedict had approved Tuesday's statement.

He added that he, too, had been asked to review the paper before publication and that he had cautioned the editors that its conclusions were too strongly expressed.