Sentence examples for publishing demands from inspiring English sources

Tim wrote sparingly, which made his scrupulous scholarship out of tune with the frenetic publishing demands of the modern university.

Two-thirds reported that "keeping up with information technology (IT)" is a source of stress, outranking research and publishing demands, teaching load, and the promotion process--but not as anxiety-provoking as time pressures, household demands, or institutional red tape.

In 2010 we published demand forecasts for HS2.

He wrote to Haddrill in December after the HBOS report was published, demanding that the FRC re-examine its decision not to investigate KPMG.

Inmarsat hasn't published demand projections, but at current rates of growth the number of customers would rise from a mere 183,000 at the end of last year to about 500,000 four years hence.

Even one of the think-tankers who had been jailed for his role in the unrest, Cao Siyuan, was back running a consultancy and publishing bold demands for political reform albeit under varying degrees of surveillance by the secret police.

Regardless, it seems obvious that Facebook could maintain its current position while also being more transparent and publishing the demands it receives in a timely fashion.

The GLF published eight demands for freedom, acceptance and rights – an interim manifesto en route to revolutionary social change.

"We don't know if publishing on demand will become an effective outlet for alternative publishing, or just a new variety of a vanity press".

In July, shares of the Web publishing company Demand Media dropped more than 7 percent after its insiders were first allowed to sell their stakes.

The spots, which Ms. McGarry said would depict "a slice of life, high entertainment," will focus on three aspects of Xerox's business -- publishing on demand, office color products and one-to-one marketing.