Sentence examples for chance of publishing from inspiring English sources

And was there any chance of publishing his report before the election?

In "Girls," she's a writer — in a line that's already famous, she describes herself as "the voice of my generation — or a voice of a generation" — albeit one who loses her internship and, with it, her chance of publishing quickly, and whose mother tells her to get any kind of job and to start blogging.

In "Girls," she's a writer in a line that's already famous, she describes herself as "the voice of my generation or a voice of a generation"—albeit one who loses her internship and, with it, her chance of publishing quickly, and whose mother tells her to get any kind of job and to start blogging.

I know a lot of authors and, like Jason, they all seem to have one or more novels which they wrote because the story called to them, and yet no one in traditional publishing wanted to take a chance of publishing.

To reduce possible impacts of publication bias in the study, we did not use original significance level for genes in association studies; instead, we defined a scoring system ranging from 0 4 in an attempt to account for the lower chance of publishing negative findings.

They'd lost a bidding war on another bonkbuster so they jumped at the chance of publishing mine for a considerably smaller advance!

The magazine launched amid considerable scepticism about its chances of publishing more than a couple of issues has survived and thrived.

This percentage is not high, and actually the chances of publishing together are halved when researchers meet before in conferences.

He uses a similar hands-on approach when advising them about summer research opportunities, encouraging students to tackle projects that continue the research they've been doing during the year to improve their chances of publishing their findings.

When my friend gets her third book published, she's not lessening my chances of publishing my own novel, and when her book gets critical raves, that doesn't mean that my eventually-someday-to-be-finished novel won't get the same accolades.

Their results demonstrate that while important advances have been made in this area, attention should be paid to improving the methodology of future studies in order to minimize the chances of publishing false-positive results.