Sentence examples for publication helped from inspiring English sources

The publicity and controversy which followed its publication helped to make the CFFC an important element of the pro-choice movement.

And, third, their blueprint for their future homeland, whose publication helped provoke the president's coup, is far removed from Sinhalese notions of increased Tamil autonomy in a federal Sri Lanka.

The video attracted attention from the racing community, including from the champion jockey Tony McCoy, who sent a message on Twitter, "I ain't no Simon Cowell, but how good is 13-year-old Mark Boylan's song about the Cheltenham Festival?" The Racing Post, a British publication, helped Boylan record the song, "The Festival," and released it on its Web site to benefit the Injured Jockeys Fund.

This publication helped in the recognition of symptoms and in shortening diagnostic delay in patients 3 6, 8, and 9. Of the 3 cases for which diagnosis was not delayed, patients 4 and 5 were children of a physician who read our publication and recognized the symptoms; patient 6, herself a physician, also read the article (5).

It has become impossible for ordinary scholars to keep abreast of what's available in this age of electronic abundance — though D-Lib Magazine, an online publication, helps by highlighting new digital sources and collections, rather as material libraries used to advertise their acquisition of a writer's papers or a collection of books with fine bindings.

Publishers know damned fine that releasing previews of books before publication helps sales.

The cryptography and computer security communities have been wrestling for decades now with dual-use research: for example, whether to publish new Windows (Microsoft Corporation) vulnerabilities that can be immediately used to attack computers but whose publication helps us make the operating system more secure in the long run.

Properly designed and performed studies with negative results are important to the scientific literature; their publication helps minimize the "file-drawer effect," i.e. the skewed view of a scientific question that results when negative studies are less likely to be published than positive studies.

Online free access publication helps the upcoming researchers to get more and more review of literature for their research and it also help the existing author by increasing his citation.

Such publications helped considerably to establish Cartier-Bresson's reputation as a master of his craft.

Both publications helped open the way to the study of Medieval and Renaissance music, which during Stainer's time was almost unknown.