Sentence examples for publishing comments from inspiring English sources

People are still publishing comments on his best-known idea, the so-called "Ellsberg paradox".

Publishing comments on the Internet as if it were a private party has gotten people fired.

A second was a law passed last year that banned the media from publishing comments on candidates for election.

Since PAW began publishing comments on our redesigned website in 2008, we have required writers to sign their posts.

Tweeting audience reviews and comments: I think that it's important to retain integrity when publishing comments, so we publish a representative sample of tweets, including constructive criticism.

When Popular Science stopped publishing comments, for example, it was because "everything, from evolution to the origins of climate change, is mistakenly up for grabs again...scientific certainty is just another thing for two people to 'debate'".

Egyptian TV and press backed the armed forces, describing events as a "malicious terrorist attack" and publishing comment by political parties and prominent figures.

Tencent, a popular Internet portal, published comments by two survivors.

How do I publish comments attached to my web pages?

Or will the new rule be limited to published comments?

4.59pm BST WikiLeaks has published comments by Edward Snowden.