Sentence examples for published matter from inspiring English sources

Newspapers have long been by far the most widely read published matter; the democratizing process of the 19th and 20th centuries would be unthinkable without them.

In time for the 2004 presidential election, the Project will have preserved an important collection of material culture and published matter for later generations.

Published matter falls into two main categories, periodical and nonperiodical; i.e., publications that appear at more or less regular intervals and are members of a series and those that appear on single occasions (except for reissues of essentially the same material).

"Maybe what has been published matters to the United States, but it does not concern us in any way at all," the prince said of the indictments.

"Maybe what has been published matters to the United States, but it does not concern us in any way at all," Prince Nayef, the interior minister, said in an interview then about the indictments.

Yet as the editors of Synthese, a leading philosophy journal, can tell you, what they publish matters: in debates over Christianity, the teaching of evolution, and American politics.

"The way British publishing works, you go from not being published no matter how good you are to being published no matter how bad you are," Mr. Fischer wrote.

A year later he published The Matter Myth, an argument against the idea of a Newtonian clockwork universe.

This opinion is published as Matter of J.A.L. 2016 NY Slip Op 51758(U).

In 2007 he published Nations Matter, which predicted rising nationalist and populist challenges to cosmopolitanism grounded in a highly unequal global economy.

In a statement published on Matter and Medium, Johnson and Giles said Williams had initiated talks earlier this year but that there would be no dramatic changes in the short term, though stories would be cross-published between the sites.