Sentence examples for published to keep from inspiring English sources

Plenty of books have been published to keep his memory fresh.

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Books such as Red Channels and newsletters such as Counterattack and Confidential Information were published to keep track of communist and leftist organizations and individuals.

Smirnoff approached Grisham in 1994 when he needed as much as $100,000 an issue to keep publishing the magazine.

The buyers asked that their names not be published — not to keep autograph seekers at bay, but because of the office culture at Google.

For years, my father has been dealing with inept marketing people of publishing houses to keep his selection eclectic.

The torture issue has come up several times in embarrassing ways for the administration: when the pictures from Abu Ghraib appeared, and again when torture opinions were published despite efforts to keep them secret.

UKIP's manifesto, published yesterday, pledged to keep spending 2% of GDP, which the Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats have declined to do.

However, one thing traditionally published authors need to keep in mind is that Amazon's categories are just Kindle categories, and they're only one piece of the bigger picture.

EMI Publishing managed to keep revenues "broadly flat" at £434m.

This will likely be a possible development in the future: if an academic press or a publishing group aims to maintain its global competitiveness in the long run, constantly involving in tactical merging and capital acquisition with other competing publishing groups to keep up the total capital volume profile would be a rule ahead.