Sentence examples for publishers decisions from inspiring English sources

A 1955 strike by American News Corporation, the main distributor in the U.S., meant that magazines remained in warehouses and never made it to the newsstands; the unsold copies represented a significant financial blow and contributed to publishers' decisions to cancel magazines.

Ms. Jones, in an article for a Serbian newspaper, said she was saddened by the Serbian publishers' decision, The Guardian reported.

Hacked Off, the body that campaigns on behalf of victims of press intrusion, is unimpressed by the publishers' decision to ignore the royal charter.

The publishers' decision to defy parliament by setting up Ipso was the culmination of years of often bitter controversy in the wake of the News of the World phone-hacking scandal and the subsequent inquiry into press standards and ethics by another senior judge, Sir Brian Leveson.

For a publisher, few decisions rival that of choosing the editor.

Definitely - and I will be in the near future... I'm not naive - the initial interest came because I'd sold a lot of books, but my editor - Trisha - liked the character of Jessica and the publisher's decisions came from that.

Publishing in this online format, the author is free to express him- or herself without concern for the book's commercial viability, as would be the case with a traditional publisher, whose decisions are informed in a large part by whether a book will be a bestseller.

This research calls for greater discussions involving researchers, editors, publishers and decision makers.

A literary critic protested the publisher's decision by appearing on television in minstrel-style blackface, calling it a satirical gesture.

The publisher's decision also means other cleared defendants in the trial who were indemnified by News UK have dropped their cost claims.

Dunmore's debut marks the publisher's decision to commission a series of original works rather than rely on the novelisations of horror films which it also publishes.