Sentence examples for it is possible to publish from inspiring English sources

Hollis added: "It seems almost miraculous that it is possible to publish a substantial new work by Seamus Heaney now, as if, even after his passing, he were capable of offering his readers a gift.

In particular, it is possible to publish individually raw data sets and software libraries, the two research outputs that are the most suitable for reuse.

While it is possible to publish in scientific journals in languages other than English, these journals are less likely to be in international databases and would not receive similar international readership or exposure [ 27].

As we try to inform authors when we are not able to accept a manuscript, Diabetes Care continues to receive more quality manuscripts than it is possible to publish.

The blason found immediate popularity and was so widely imitated that it was possible to publish an anthology in 1555.

Three years old Three years ago we had an idea that it would be possible to publish a magazine which would express the city, all neatly, in color, word and song.

And former Labour minister Kim Howells said it should be possible to publish correspondence between the former UK and US leaders while redacting any details that endangered national security.

As of the 1st January 2012 it will be possible to publish new taxonomic names online in relevant BioMed Central journals without additional administrative difficulties.

Depending on the journal, it may be possible to publish these lay summaries alongside the academic papers (eg, New England Journal of Medicine offers such an option).

However, I do not see how it would be possible to publish the present manuscript without the publication of the manuscript by Beiles et al., since they are the ones that have collected the data.

Chilcot wrote to David Cameron last month to say that "very substantial progress" had been made, but that it would not be possible to publish his report before the general election on 7 May.