Sentence examples for publication of most from inspiring English sources

During the last several years of Lu Xun's life, the government prohibited the publication of most of his work, so he published the majority of his new articles under various pseudonyms.

On Wednesday we get to see the publication of most of this year's consultant level outcomes data.

The U.S. EPA assessment, completed in 1991, was conducted before the publication of most of the case control and cohort studies focusing on pentachlorophenol exposure.

These data included author affiliations (including country), issue of publication, date of most recent substantive amendment, update frequency, search strategies and search resources, number of included trials and participants, and summary statistics (e.g., relative risk), including the CIs of the effect sizes of the primary outcomes.

YOU could be forgiven for missing the publication of the most talked-about economics book of the year so far.

He found fame disagreeable, and the year after the publication of his most famous novel he left New York City for the town of Cornish, New Hampshire.

The occasion was a party celebrating the publication of the most recent issue of "Forbes FYI,O a quarterly supplement for Forbes magazine.

It wasn't until 1957, and the publication of her most famous collection of poetry, Not Waving But Drowning, that she re-emerged as a writer.

Simon & Schuster executives met with the first lady in the White House before a party to celebrate the publication of her most recent book, "Invitation to the White House".

In the print world a handful of companies control the publication of the most scientific journals, and the price of institutional subscriptions is frequently exorbitant.

He had also decided to enjoy his life at the expense of his writing, and to keep that life convivial by postponing publication of his most troublemaking opinions.