Sentence examples for due to book from inspiring English sources
For fiction, a similar but less pronounced peak is observed during the summer months with median sales surpassing 10,000, likely due to book purchases in preparation for the summer vacation.
Blloon is in the process of closing its first round of funding — due to book that this month — with the seed investment coming from "European VC and strategic sources and angel investors".
The federal government is due to book $51 billion in profit this year off new and existing federal student loans, according to estimates by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.
"We feel like there's been a great interest due to books and things that have come out," said Cassie Fuller, one of the organizers.
In the start-up world, the total users metric is a joke partially due to books like The Lean Startup and the fact that venture firms know that this metric doesn't put money in the bank.
Exactly one year ago today, on August 9, 2012, Christian publisher Thomas Nelson took the virtually unprecedented action of pulling one of its books from publication due to the book's many inaccuracies.
After all, I had heard that the author was a finalist for the Children's Book Week Author of the Year Award due to the book's high status on the best seller list (and this week was dubbed the winner).
Waitrose is making sure all the multimedia bases are covered by also launching a book telling the story of the robin's journey in the advert is due to hit book shops from 14 November.
Fillon's sudden rise in popularity is in large part due to a book he published this autumn called Conquering Islamic Totalitarianism, which won him support on the right.
Some of this is due to the book's troubled history: In 1961, a few months after Grossman tried to publish "Life and Fate," the K.G.B. seized the manuscript; only after Grossman's death was a hidden copy smuggled abroad.
But its results beat Wall Street expectations due to better book publishing thanks to the thriving Divergent science-fiction series of novels by Veronica Roth – which was launched as a movie in March.
