Sentence examples similar to publishing ages from inspiring English sources

Some authors may see this as a perk of the digital publishing age.

In a publishing age of well-mannered consumer marketers, Mr. Galotti does what he must to close a sale and never mind the blood on the walls.

Somewhat unusually in a publishing age characterised by slim essay collections about personal experience, Hustvedt's book is nearly 600 pages of learned commentary on everything from the nature of literature to neuroscience.

Sometimes it can be about a piece published ages ago but no one had noticed till Twitter went berserk.

She died the same year in which Wuthering Heights was published, aged 30.

J.J.'s shtick is that The Times is a "creaky old rag," a doomed dinosaur because it publishes "aged news" on paper.

Published ageing time and temperature vary broadly.

Measured samples in the upper 3100 m fall on the previously published age-depth profile.

Recently, we published aging forecasts for all countries based on new measures that account for changes in longevity (5 8).

A total of 8414 moraines are mapped, and this record is integrated with a series of published age-estimates (n = 25), considered to chronologically-constrain former ice-margin positions.

To evaluate optical coherence tomography (OCT) retinal nerve fiber layer (RNFL) measurements in patients with active and quiescent uveitis with and without glaucoma and compare results to the published age-adjusted normative data.