Sentence examples for presses whose from inspiring English sources

"This should be a matter of concern and a cautionary tale for the smaller presses whose licenses will come up for renewal," said Andy Ross, an agent and a former bookseller.

This is taken to refer to a fear that UK research will not appear in journals that are traditionally popular with academics, run by presses whose provisions for green self-archiving do not meet UK policies.

And largely thanks to this network Tyndale was able to spend most of the final decade of his life dodging between one city and another, delivering bits of newly completed work to efficient presses whose output would duly cascade into England.Tyndale has been described as one of the fathers of English literature.

"The financial crisis has slain some of the complacencies and made room for the plethora of interesting small presses, whose focus is considerably higher than a lot of the pudgy, gormless rubbish that was so touted in times gone by," McBride says.

The majority of Polish underground presses were located in occupied Warsaw; until the Warsaw Uprising in the summer of 1944 the Germans found over 16 underground printing presses (whose crews were usually executed or sent to concentration camps).

Already, some of the "alt-lit" authors of The YOLO Pages are planning leaps to the big New York City trade presses, whose interest in marketing has historically well outstripped their interest in Art, some notable exceptions notwithstanding).

They care only for the rightwing press, whose editors suffer a similar taboo.

The advertising industry and the financial press, whose pages have carried the banks' strident appeals, are rolling in the aisles.

The phenomenon goes back at least to the printing press, whose 15th-century inventor, Johannes Gutenberg, died bankrupt.

One is the lack of protection afforded to the press, whose freedom Mr Putin patently regards with disdain.

He still managed to be philosophical about the Chinese press, whose continued growth and improvement he called unstoppable.