Sentence examples for published straight away from inspiring English sources
The Labour frontbencher said there was a "public interest" in the information being published straight away, because of the potentially substantial economic benefits that could come to News Corp's UK and international businesses from a shrunken and less powerful BBC.
When Milstein and his team finished their research, they decided to publish their results straight away.
Sajid Javid, the new communities secretary needs to publish this report straight away, with whatever caveats the department needs to add, and then make clear how he will address the issue raised.
The journal will publish papers "almost straight away" after "basic technical checks to make sure the paper is not deeply unethical or a spoof," Mounce says.
Finally, Zoomorama also comes with a desktop application called Zoomcreator that I wish I'd known about before, since it allows you to create full resolution photo albums on your PC (Mac version coming soon) and enables you to publish them to the Web straight away.
Write it down straight away!
The European Council had intended to publish the guidelines on its website straight away, but the BBC understands that two EU member states objected.
They tell the authorities straight away, suggest fixes, and then publish.
If you do decide to publish your book, don't get discouraged if it's not accepted straight away.
