Sentence examples for published fast from inspiring English sources

The Web has no deadlines, just the anxiety that the guy down the street will beat you to the story, and you have to get yours published fast.

In March, Hampton Roads Publishing Inc. of Charlottesville, Va., published "Fast Lane to Heaven," a book about a near-death experience by a former nightclub owner turned New Age evangelist named Ned Dougherty.

That said, SNM emphasises that they do try to get the applicant writers to the point where they can show they have published fast, accurate stories on a major platform and thus get a foot in the door of the actual media.

Oblivious of his new celebrity status, Nasubi had unwittingly launched his own line of merchandise and several of his diaries had been published, fast becoming best-sellers.

The authors need to provide an explanation for this discrepancy between their slow rates and published fast rates of unwinding.

The lowest part of the table presents the sequence divergence of two published fast evolving markers used for characterizing species or genera.

In 1908, Linda Hazzard, an American with some training as a nurse, published "Fasting for the Cure of Disease," which claimed that minimal food was the route to recovery from a variety of illnesses, including cancer.

Short communications may be processed and published faster when urgent publication is substantiated.

Commenting on the seed funding, ffVC founding partner John Frankel told TechCrunch: "Authorea is looking to address one, seemingly small, problem really well: enabling articles to be published faster than before.

First, all DALA, HRNA, and PDNA documents which needed to ensure orchestrated emergency response and transition to recovery were published faster in West Sumatra than in West Java, i.e., the process was activated timely 2 weeks the after disaster and the documents were published less than 5 weeks after the earthquake, while in West Java, it was published after 7 weeks from the earthquake.

Stern el al [4] and Decullier et al [29] also considered time to publication and found that those studies with positive results were published faster than those with negative results (median 4.8 v 8.0 years [4] and HR 2.48 (95% CI 1.36, 4.55) [29], respectively).