Sentence examples for challenging publishing from inspiring English sources

His Globo group dominates Brazilian TV and is challenging publishing tycoon Roberto Civita with a new weekly newsmagazine, Epoca, launched in May.

In an era when publicity departments hotly compete with editors for space in the offices of financially challenged publishing houses, the old adage about how you shouldn't judge a book by its cover is truer than ever.

Mr. Delgado also challenged published reports suggesting that Mr. Keating had set up the investment as a favor to the senator.

The present results challenge published data and may help refining the functional features of Tud.

And although independent genome data of E. chlorotica is available (Pierce et al. 2012) to the authors of the FISH analysis, it has not been used to support their concept and also challenges published slug genome data that found no evidence for algal LGTs in E. chlorotica (Bhattacharya et al. 2013).

In terms of disseminating research and knowledge, electronic publishing has severely challenged the publishing model and with it the role of the academic and the journals.

The half-yearly assessment of risks to the system – which warned that the global economic environment was challenging – was published alongside heath checks on seven major lenders.

The results underscore the widening gap between the fast-growing cable television business and the more challenged magazine publishing industry and, to a lesser degree, the movie businesses.

This revolution has challenged traditional publishing and teaching methods that largely but not exclusively due to cost are particularly relevant to professionals in low and middle income countries.

Nick Kochan is the co-author of 'Corruption: The New Corporate Challenge', published by Palgrave .

Jeremy Sutcliffe is author of 8 Qualities of Successful School Leaders: the desert island challenge, published by Bloomsbury This content is brought to you by Guardian Professional.