Sentence examples for longer submit from inspiring English sources

It might have been provocative, but it sent a message: we will no longer submit to archaic taboos.

Perhaps we should encourage our colleagues... to no longer submit to, or cite papers in, this journal.

In March 2003, Mann discussed encouraging colleagues to "no longer submit [papers] to, or cite papers in" Climate Research.

Researchers can no longer submit an unsolicited idea, but must respond to a request for applications that will include specific design requirements.

The later might in fact tend to prevent their appropriation by a self-confident community of non-theologian practitioners, who do no longer submit themselves to certain authoritative interpretations.

In the first of these, subtitled "Factory Life As It Is", the author proclaims "that our rights cannot be trampled upon with impunity; that we WILL not longer submit to that arbitrary power which has for the last ten years been so abundantly exercised over us".

Since its transformation into a commodity, news is no longer submitted to the traditional criteria of checking for authenticity or mistakes.

The fledgling writer of short stories no longer submits a piece to an editor who may pay for it; he or she puts it in for a competition.

While it no longer submits its circulation figures to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, it is widely believed to sell far fewer than 100,000 copies each weekday.

Gene duplications during evolution often give rise to an essential and a non-essential gene, since the duplicated locus is no longer submitted to selection pressure and therefore is free to change its expression pattern and accumulate otherwise "forbidden" mutations [41], [42].

This increased to 72 requests during the two-year period 2012 13, despite the fact that during this time research based on a posteriori analyses of routinely collected clinical data was no longer submitted to the ERB for review.