Sentence examples for publisher position from inspiring English sources

"This will add great cachet, and a certain panache," David Roberts said, "having a premier publisher position itself in Hoboken".

On a relatively small portfolio — essentially just Clash of Clans and Hay Day — the company has managed to hold on to the number-one games publisher position between February 2013 and August 2013 in indexes from analysts like App Annie.

The publisher positions the work as a sympathetic rebuttal to Richard Ben Cramer's withering 2000 biography, "Joe DiMaggio: The Hero's Life," but with more than 30 footnotes citing that book, this one is more of an ad for it.

The counterargument to the publishers' position runs like this: why should consumers be saddled with paying an extra few dollars just to keep competition alive?

"It's not a publisher's position to philosophise about why it is fascinating.

It quotes an internal memo as saying: "The publisher's position is likely to remain open for a while".

A. Whitney Ellsworth, who helped get The New York Review of Books up and running as its first publisher, a position he held for nearly 25 years, died Saturday at his home in Salisbury, Conn.

PAGE C1 Obituaries A. WHITNEY ELLSWORTH, 75 He helped get The New York Review of Books up and running as its first publisher, a position he held for nearly 25 years.

Zynga executives were certainly bullish about the publisher's position in the mobile/social games market, with Pincus claiming that Zynga's US mobile players "spent more time in our game than the next five game companies combined" in December 2012.

She turned down the publisher's position at Columbia, but is helping Mr. Navasky create a for-profit arm for the Columbia Journalism Review modeled on the Harvard Business Review, which raises money by selling case studies and sponsoring conferences.

Although the publishers initially positioned the title as a children's book, they quickly found that grown-up boys were also eager to read it.