Sentence examples for groundbreaking publishing from inspiring English sources

The press release heralding the innovation said: Macmillan Science and Education, one of the leading publishing and technology companies in the world, today announces the launch of a groundbreaking publishing initiative that will make it easy for readers to share an unprecedented wealth of scientific knowledge instantly with researchers and scientists across the globe.

For its sins ("Phwoar!" "Cor!"), Loaded pulled off the groundbreaking male publishing act of making friends of their readers, celebrating the lives they had, their "ordinary bloke-hood", instead of goading them about the alpha lives they didn't have.

In a groundbreaking experiment published in 1962, the psychologist Brenda Milner had H.M. perform a mirror-drawing task.

In a clever, groundbreaking study published Thursday in the journal Science, researchers showed that when Vervet monkeys roam, they act in when-in-Rome fashion.

A groundbreaking book published last week, Re-imagining Child Protection, argues, instead, that what's at fault is the kind of support that is offered.

Her groundbreaking study, published as Child Care: Needs and Numbers, (1968) gained her a doctorate from Oxford University; it also opened up a new field of research and teaching.

There are evergreen pieces that address enduring areas of human concern, such as John Hersey's groundbreaking report, published in 1946, on six survivors of the atomic explosion in Hiroshima.

Groundbreaking research published this year suggests that advice from the government, the World Health Organisation and self-styled child nutrition specialists may have contributed to the creation of the allergies we seek to avoid.

In a groundbreaking appreciation published in 1916, H. L. Mencken, although he was Dreiser's friend, nevertheless referred to the "mirthless, sedulous, repellent manner" of the author's work, and, throughout his reviewing career, Mencken made gleeful lists of Dreiser's blunders.

American Self-Taught Painters Between the World Wars Galerie St. Etienne 24 West 57th Street, Manhattan Through March 14 The title of this excellent show refers to a groundbreaking book published in 1942 by the art dealer Sidney Janis, "They Taught Themselves: American Primitive Painters of the 20th Century".

Notable work in this vein includes Aníbal Sánchez Reulet's (1910 1997) groundbreaking work, published in Tierra Firme in 1936 and entitled "Panorama de las ideas filosóficas en Hispanoamérica".