Sentence examples for publications for your from inspiring English sources

You can find industry statistics in reports published by trade associations and industry publications for your business.

Look to no other publication for your review; this is an unboxing and critical analysis of the Greggs vegan sausage roll from a longtime vegan.

So, for example, if you thought of a song in 1998, but did not record it or write it out until 2005, the date of first publication for your song would be 2005.

Consider when would be a reasonable publication date for your book and write it down.

Try to get a good mix of specific and abstract questions, like "What was the article about?" and "How would you describe the author's tone?" You can usually read these kinds of publications for free at your local library.

Check the records of recently tenured faculty members to find out what percentage of lead-author publications is expected for your field and institution.

The funding universities get is partly determined by their RAE score, and although the exact assessment criteria change regularly, it is fair to say that a high number of publications is good for your institution.

You're in America at the moment, for the publication of your third Henry Smart novel, "The Dead Republic," and Eyjafjallajokull has started acting up again.

Or for experiments in a field that is highly politicised [sic] or biased, so that finding the 'wrong result' under the status quo could delay publication of your paper for months or even years".

We hope you enjoy the new eLife website and these first articles, and we invite you to choose eLife as a preferred venue for the publication of your best work.

Contact your local newspaper to arrange for the publication of your new name within 60 days of the issuance of the order.