Sentence examples for considered publishing from inspiring English sources

The Annals considered publishing the paper with a disclaimer of sorts: This proof has been mostly, but not entirely, checked.

Neither paper considered publishing an extra home-delivery edition, executives said, though each increased the number of newsstand copies slightly.

His exchanges with prominent authors and suppliers were so entertaining that Random House considered publishing a book of the correspondence, Ms. Schneider said.

According to Marcus, Amazon executives considered publishing people "antediluvian losers with rotary phones and inventory systems designed in 1968 and warehouses full of crap".

Intending it to be, in part, a confession, Roth first considered publishing it only posthumously, but he consented to begin publication after the death of his wife, in 1990.

After Ann Widdecombe wrenched open the pandora's box which is the cannabis issue at the party conference it was thought that Mr Lilley considered publishing a pamphlet setting out the case for legalising cannabis.

These are considered published work.

We only considered published full-text study results, no short reports, no conference presentations or study protocols.

Manuscripts were considered "published" if they appeared in a peer-reviewed journal with the applicant as an author.

We also considered published review articles, editorials, and internet-based sources of information (www.tctmd.com, www.theheart.org) to assess potential information on studies of interest.

We considered published and unpublished studies.