Sentence examples for publisher figures from inspiring English sources

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But in spite of the controversy surrounding the claims and counterclaims flung by Assange and his publisher, figures from book sales monitor Nielsen BookScan reveal that Julian Assange: The Unauthorised Autobiography sold just 644 copies in its first three days in shops.

[C7.] Overall circulation for magazines was relatively positive for the second half of 2005 compared with the 2004 period, according to publishers' figures released yesterday by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.

Publishers figured prominently among Mr. Fujita's clients.

Some publishers figure that novels with recession-resonant plot points are another way to lure readers.

The publishers figure that the site's photography deserves to be reproduced on paper.

Today, publishers figure that men buy the great majority of popular history books; most fiction buyers are women.

"I also think it shows publishers figuring out, as other media businesses have before them, how to turn bestsellers into franchises.

I'm hoping that in the years to come Ubisoft and other publishers figure out how to create meaningful and expansive historical worlds that can be explored readily with more accessible systems like the Wii, the PlayStation Move and the Xbox Kinect.

Gradually, foreign publishers figured out how to package it, realizing that English-speaking fans would willingly read translations from right to left and back to front, as in Japanese, rather than enduring the absurdities that arise if printers flip the pages and produce mirror images, like samurai wearing their swords on their left side.

Web publishers figure, 'Why should we not make a sale when a competitor is willing to pay?'".