Sentence examples for expanded publishing from inspiring English sources

Electoral success The business expanded, publishing food guides, style glossies, and magazines about boats and jetskis.

The cardinal network hypotheses proposed by B. Patten have been expanded (published in this issue of Ecological Modelling) and it has been shown that both the maximization of power (the flows of useful work energy) and the maximization of the storage of usable work energy including that of information in ecosystems' networks are valid and complementary.

Peter Raby argues that the three-act structure is more effective, and that the shorter original text is more theatrically resonant than the expanded published edition.

In a sharp answer to Amazon and its expanding publishing efforts, Barnes & Noble said on Tuesday that it would not sell books released by Amazon Publishing in its bookstores.

The two have been mainstays and boosters of Brooklyn (and by extension the Williamsburg scene) since the mid-2000s, and have used their expanding publishing and events platform as a way to proselytize for their vision of the borough as "an international adjective meaning 'what's next'".

That India's ever expanding publishing industry will now print only books that are considered safe?

In 1993, MasterMedia, a nonfiction publishing house that wanted to expand, published Dr. Winter's novel "Someone Else's Son," a switched-at-birth thriller.

In recent years, Lloyd has expanded into publishing, overseeing Aces Weekly, an anthology published exclusively online.

And a British electronics entrepreneur, Richard Schlagman, acquired the publisher Phaidon out of receivership and greatly expanded its publishing program, making similarly big bets and competing along price lines.

Amazon, viewed by many authors and publishers as an all-too-powerful player in the business, has rapidly expanded its publishing ambitions in the past year.

Saqi expanded its publishing activities to Beirut in 1990.