Sentence examples for published much more from inspiring English sources

There was such a reaction against it that I have difficulty publishing [books and academic papers], whereas before I published much more than I wanted".

The question, then, isn't only why this story was never published but also what it might mean that Singer invested the time and effort to translate, into English, a story that had never appeared in Yiddish, the language in which he published much more regularly.

The IMs and emails were published today by Silicon Alley Insider, which also published much more inflammatory early Zuckerberg IMs last May, including the famous IM where a young Zuck calls the first Harvard student users of TheFacebook.com "dumb f@%ks" for trusting him with their personal information.

While UK newspapers publish much more content by men, audiences share content by women in different proportions.

That is true even though those same newspapers are publishing much more economic news today than they were last autumn.

We publish much more but decisions about limited resources are difficult; there is a fine balance between the production and expense of print versus digital.

It requires institutional investors to publish much more information about how they vote on issues at the companies in which they are invested – and to give more detail on how they discharge the rest of their responsibilities as owners of these businesses.

The commission also announced that it will pull back part of the veil on the oil and gas markets, publishing much more detailed information about the aggregate activity of hedge funds and tapping into new information about traders who swap energy contracts outside of traditional exchanges.

In an indictment of current DWP methods, the UK Statistics Authority's (UKSA) chief, Sir Andrew Dilnot, has said he will write to the top statistician in the department requesting that it publishes much more data and gives the public a clearer understanding of how it is imposing sanctions on jobseekers.

We will be publishing much more on this in the coming months, but the message is clear: companies here (as in most other parts of the world) should think holistically about their entire work environment if they want to compete for top talent.

At the same time, generalist journals publish much more studies using modelling (between 11.4 and 36.2%) than soil ecology journals do (between 0.4 and 6.3 %, see Table 1).