Sentence examples for publish lead from inspiring English sources

When the magazine was revived, the stated policy was still to publish lead novels and fill the remaining space with short stories, but in fact, with few exceptions, the lead fiction was not of novel length.

During the Reagan Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention was forbidden to inquire about, let alone publish, lead-screening results.

In part, this reluctance to publish led Edward Snowden to look for alternative outlets for his own exposure of secrets, a phenomenon that will no doubt continue in an age when gatekeepers are losing their control over the gates.

Published lead time estimates in breast cancer screening vary from 1 to 7 years and the percentages of overdiagnosis vary from 0 to 75%.

Fears that the contents of the document would be published led to the attorney general, Lord Goldsmith, threatening to use the Official Secrets Act against national newspapers, an unprecedented move by the Blair government.

At the end of the day, not being published leads to not being funded.

Liddell himself has been critical of such groups, expressing his regret that the material he published led to their formation.

Our data, and that previously published, leads us to the following hypothesis for DOX cardiotoxicity that is summarized in Figure 7.

The group suggested its decision to publish would lead to protesters phoning the farmers named or even visiting them.

Games and currency platforms alike are making tons of money off of consumers and advertisers, and we all know that greed perhaps pushed some developers and companies to publish scammy lead gen offers within games.

Fortunately, though, thanks to publishing lead times, I've just been reminded.