Sentence examples for make publishers from inspiring English sources

Higher advances for the elite commercial authors make publishers eager to see financial returns as quickly as possible.

"As games cost more to make, publishers need to make sure the teams have been well vetted," said Joe Minton, D.D.M.'s president.

That has now changed and the positive response to Schlink's book has helped make publishers more open to other new writers".

But the smaller number of bets can make publishers walk the kind of financial high-wire that has long been part of the hit-driven movie business.

Books that make tons of money (i.e., the girls with their tattoos) make publishers more profitable, and helps bookstores make money, and that has to be good for everyone.

"Short term, publishers are going to get squeezed," said Chris Morrow, owner and general manager of the Northshire Bookstore in Manchester Center, Vt ."Long term, it might make publishers appreciate the bricks-and-mortar stores that are still standing".

Most advertising networks already do this, but Google's broad reach makes publishers particularly nervous.

Faber's Stephen Page argues these conditions are making publishers ever more risk-averse.

Two successful libel actions brought against Lewis in 1932 had made publishers wary of him, while his books and articles championing fascism had lost him many friends.

But the Gablers' most important battles concerned bigger issues, like making publishers define marriage as a lifelong union between a man and a woman.

Amazon's deep discounting and high volume of sales had the odd effect of making publishers raise the cover price, which made their books even less salable for independents.