Sentence examples for normal publication from inspiring English sources

After two years, the penny was beginning to drop that normal publication for an unknown author is virtually impossible.

I guess you might find some of these delights in a "normal" publication.

I send it back to the journal, usually certain that as a contested paper it will have re-review and a longer than normal publication time.

The refined nature of these stories is so unusual, so remarkable, that we're departing from Recommended Reading's normal publication schedule.

Some of these studies are only available as grey literature, that is, publications which are not produced through normal commercial publication channels (Auger, 1994).

The remaining Charlie staff continued normal weekly publication, and the following issue print run 7.95 million copies in six languages.

Signorini said it was "a very important scoop" for the magazine which rushed out its special edition on Monday, two days ahead of its normal Wednesday publication date.

For the 14 participating journals, this is the normal path of publication.

While your aesthetic opinions may not exactly tally with ours, we confidently expect a correlation between our and our readers' rankings of a strength which would, in normal circumstance, merit publication.

According to a committee spokesman, Blair's claims of the need for secrecy were first made in July 2008, when the committee agreed to break its normal rules, and postpone publication for three months.

But Mr McGeehan told al-Jazeera that it was not helpful to dismiss them as normal and claim their publication was part of a campaign against Qatar when the country had a poor safety record.