Sentence examples for edges of publishing from inspiring English sources

A polite fellow with a rakish goatee and an entrepreneurial bent, Mr. Rutherford has been on the edges of publishing for most of his career.

CLR has a tradition of publishing cutting edge legal scholarship and our new partnership with Scholastica will help us continue to select and cultivate pieces that reflect our mission.

"Bridget Jones's Diary," published in 1996, and "Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason," published in 1999, have sold more than 15 million copies in 40 countries, Knopf said.

Kapka Kassabova is the author of Border: A Journey to the Edge of Europe, published this week by Granta.

He was calling from his rental car, in Arizona, where he had a bit of downtime between book signings for his newest novel, "Edge of Dark Water," published last month.

Edges linking ligands to receptors are a representation of published binding data (see Additional file 2: Table S2) and differences in affinity are not depicted.

The recurring theme of published tests was the Tagora´s lack of clear advantages or of a competitive edge.

Vintage are at the cutting edge of curatorial publishing – picking books (or bits of books) from the backlist and presenting them to readers in a new livery.

Over the past 11 years under Jim Kazura's tenure as Editor-in-Chief and with my own involvement as Associate Editor since 2001, the Journal has adapted to the cutting edge of biomedical publishing.

It's 14 years since the last Bridget Jones novel, Edge of Reason, was published.

Lee published several volumes of poetry in the 1940s and '50s, but he achieved little recognition until his autobiographical book Cider with Rosie (U.S. title The Edge of Day) was published by Leonard Woolf in 1959.