Sentence examples for publisher altered from inspiring English sources
The woman was simply a model, Ms. Florence said, and the publisher altered the photo credit to say: "Female model used for illustrative purposes only".
No one biography, no one critical text, no one "reading," and certainly no one publisher altered the view; readers altered it by reading and then talking to one another.
The poem was intended to be added to Coleridge's third edition of his collected poems, but a dispute with Charles Lloyd, a fellow writer, and Joseph Cottle, their mutual publisher, altered his plans.
Ad networks may have that knee-jerk reaction: What happens if a publisher alters the SDK to report false impressions and clicks?
The publisher has now altered the original sentence, which read, "The cold meat was quite good, & only the flavour of the brown soup recalled the war,' to 'The cold meat was quite good, & the flavour of the fine brown soup recalls the war.' A fine brown soup-formally listed on British menus as a "Brown Windsor Soup" is as hard to imagine as a fine kind of dislocated elbow.
Essentially, Account Chooser appears to be a way for website owners and publishers to alter their traditional username/password-based login systems to one that supports multiple identity providers.
Initially, in an interview with CNN's Chris Cuomo, he had suggested that Jann Wenner, the liberal publisher of Rolling Stone, had altered the article to make him look bad.
The home console version of MK were some of the very first titles to receive the treatment and were significantly altered by publishers bending to the demands of anti-violence campaigners.
The home console ports of MK were some of the very first titles to receive the treatment and were significantly altered by publishers bending to the demands of anti-violence campaigners.
Rather than pull it entirely, Microsoft, the game's publisher, agreed to alter it for South Korean release without the offending historical elements.
It was altered before any publisher was encountered.
