Sentence examples for publish not from inspiring English sources

"That's why it's totally essential that they publish not just results but also the protocol — the complete program".

With her husband, Leonard, Virginia started a press to publish not only their work but that of literary friends and colleagues — a premonition of Kickstarters to come.

It's been a rough week for the Daily Telegraph which has had to publish not one but two apologies for gossip items.

Days later she rush-released the recordiing, spoke tearfully and honestly to Pitchfork about gender and heartbreak, and inspired us to publish not one, but two, album reviews.

It is increasingly expected that a young historian in search of a tenured teaching position will publish not only a first book, based on a doctoral thesis, but also a second and usually more ambitious one.

And Farrar, Straus & Giroux plans to publish "Not the Israel My Parents Promised," about Mr. Pekar's thoughts on Israel and Zionism, illustrated by JT Waldman, which Ms. Brabner is helping complete.

In 1934 Taggard published Not Mine to Finish: Poems 1928 1934.

"New" in this case means newly published, not newly written.

Mr. Jean was 42 when the article was published, not 40, according to his spokeswoman, Melanie Bonvicino.

However, Bcl-w was previously published not to be targeted by these drugs in mammalian cells.

For studies that were published, not all collected outcomes were reported.