Sentence examples for else in publishing from inspiring English sources

Or anywhere else in publishing.

Conde Nast, a division of Advance Publications, GQ's parent company, may be struggling like everyone else in publishing with a down economy, but its parties go on and remain the fashion equivalent of a royal command performance.

"I said we'll publish fewer books, which was barely brilliant because everyone else in publishing was doing the same thing.

Nor has anyone else in the publishing business.

Indeed, Stone (2011) mentions that "there is nothing else in the published domain on specific register features of BSL" (p.124), and it can be argued from the current literature review that this statement remains true today, especially with reference to formality.

"If I write a film about liberal justice from the perspective of a New York intellectual, I'm communicating with people who already subscribe to the New Yorker; I do a set down here, I'm talking to some animal from wherever-the-fuck, and another guy from Jersey … and somebody else that works in publishing.

With Mr. Padgett, Mr. Schneeman produced more than a hundred pieces, including "Yodeling Into a Kotex," a mixed-media book containing text, drawings, old advertisements, photographs, wallpaper samples and much else, published in a limited edition by Granary Books in 2002.

But everything else about publishing is in flux.

They sell pretty well, and no one else in the UK will publish them, I assume because of legal [issues]," he said.

Topic's current issue, its fifth, is the first published in New York, after a move from Cambridge, England, because, as Mr. Haskell put it, "it soon became clear that there was nowhere else in the world to publish this magazine".

Alexie fails to ponder, to any degree, the effect Hudson's byline might have on a writer with an "ethnic" name routinely rejected for lacking an "audience" for their work, or whose book covers are "whitewashed," or who is told by a publishing house that it has already published someone else in their cultural group.