Sentence examples for properly published from inspiring English sources
"So many excavations have not been properly published," he says.
But there are many others who feel strongly that careful, responsible selections of information can and should be properly published in the public interest.
So don't be too disappointed if you don't win, but if you are the lucky winner you'll have your story properly published in one of my books.
Pulp fiction, some of which was first properly published in hardcover, got its name from the cheap paper it was printed on.
If no institution of legal authority would refuse to effectuate the decree, its 'formal' statushere its argued invalidity if not properly published in the Official Gazette in Cubais irrelevant.
When I started to get "properly" published I was asked to run workshops and give talks and readings at schools and festivals - not always on the subjects of my novels - so I took to producing small volumes of my poems and adult short stories.
This has caused alarm, and other academics have demanded that she properly publish her idea with supporting evidence in a research journal.
Properly cited published data from others can and should be used to inform project feasibility.
Of note, important caveats apply such as the trial should be unbiased, reported properly, and published irrespective of the results, thereby becoming available for meta-analysis.
He was 40 before he was published properly.
Archaeologists who specialise in numismatics criticise their archaeological brethren because numismatic items are almost never published, properly excavated or recorded.
