Sentence examples for publication deadline from inspiring English sources

TO many authors, a looming publication deadline is stressful enough.

Save the Children were contacted for a response but they did not provide a comment before the publication deadline.

The French embassy in London were also contacted but again did not provide a comment before the publication deadline.

Guardian Australia has asked the department for details of any payments relating to civilian deaths, but it did not respond by publication deadline.

Do they care about what we've been talking about?" Since Hollywood trade publication Deadline first published an August interview with Parker in which he vowed not to revisit the charge from which he was acquitted, Parker has faced scrutiny over his actions and handling of the case.

A publication deadline is looming, but my teenage son needs help with a calculus problem, now.

Mercifully for me, publication deadlines mean that mine is already written, and I have to live with it – for better or for worse.

"Unfortunately the incorrect information was conveyed to several media outlets before the error was realised, in order to meet publication deadlines.

Publication deadlines meant that he was unable to take account of the overthrow of the Taliban and with it the heavy losses inflicted on the IMU, including the reported, though unconfirmed, death of its leader, Juma Namangani.

"Our collection is finished; we're ready to show it," said a spokeswoman for Mr. Kors, noting that magazines, including Vogue, had already asked to see and photograph the clothes because of publication deadlines.

The instantaneous nature of how social media communicate self-broadcast ideas, unlimited by publication deadlines and broadcast news slots, explains in part the speed at which these revolutions have unravelled, their almost viral spread across a region.