Sentence examples for potential publishers from inspiring English sources

Potential publishers backed off.

Have potential publishers shown more interest since Sachsgate?

Because of the revenue potential, publishers are going to great lengths to attract elaborate campaigns.

Some of these potential publishers, appalled by the implications of A.P. Watt's manoeuvre, were less rhapsodic.

When the first act is in good shape, it is sent to potential publishers.

Robert Barnett, who negotiated Cheney's book contract, passed word to potential publishers that the memoir would be packed with news, and Cheney himself has said, without explanation, that "the statute of limitations has expired" on many of his secrets.

The smartphone turns the person next to you into a potential publisher of your most private or embarrassing moments.

Drawn to power and prominence, Mr. Bloomberg is wrestling with his affection for the paper as its potential publisher and his wariness of an investment that could mar his company's reputation for achieving outsize profits.

Instead he went to Australia and handed a synopsis of his book to a potential publisher, for which he was sentenced to a year's imprisonment under the Official Secrets Act.

It's a wonderfully simple concept, and one that I'd love to see supplant that standard paywall model some day, but all that depends on how much traction the service picks up with potential publisher partners.

The original manuscript and scrapbook were then sent to a potential publisher or agent, and lost after his death.