Sentence examples for future publish from inspiring English sources

He is currently reviewing all of them and will, in the near future, publish a long-form article ahead of a media lecture he is giving in Australia this month.

As part of the journal's development we will in future publish a column called "Editor's choice" on a periodic basis with the purpose of putting selected papers in a clinical and developing perspective.

Instead, he was left to issue a vague and impossible promise that he would in the future "publish nothing that shall give any uneasiness to any Persons whatever".

Funding Your Future: Publish Or Perish, by Virginia Gewin, 11 September 2009.

That sentence appeared in a study of the future published late last year by the U.S. National Intelligence Council.

Blair McPherson is author of Equipping managers for an uncertain future, published by Russell House Publishing Ltd This article is published by Guardian Professional.

Scepticism about politicians' internet fetishism is also reflected in a new ebook, Radical Future, published by Soundings today.

True, a "road map for America's future", published by Mr Ryan last year, included ideas for broadening health-care coverage.

But despite fears over what it would mean for the BBC, the corporation broadly welcomed the government's white paper on its future, published in May.

According to a major study on Britain's energy future published last year by the University of Cardiff, 82 percent of Brits are favorable to wind power.

In its 60-page blueprint Framework for the Future published this week, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport singled out Bow - commending it as a prime "example of how libraries are renewing themselves around a new image, service and sense of purpose".