Sentence examples for publishing endeavours from inspiring English sources

"Having taken little monetary risk in their publishing endeavours, these authors may be pleased to earn even a little money".

After its founding by Louis Elzevir, who issued his first book in 1593, its publishing endeavours were extended by succeeding generations to The Hague, Utrecht, and Amsterdam, with varying fortunes.

"Rusbridger, in concert with his team at the Guardian, also helped to pioneer many digital publishing endeavours which we now take for granted, in addition to delivering on the mission of liberal journalism with endeavours such as Wikileaks, [Edward] Snowden, phone-hacking and the Keep It In The Ground campaign.

An enormous publishing endeavour, the Flora Graeca epitomised a change in character in the illustrated botanical book in the eighteenth century.

Define clearly to what extent UNICEF will support such endeavours and publish this information on the website.

The Oral Roberts Evangelistic Association, based in Tulsa, Okla., became the parent organization for other endeavours, including a publishing firm, and Roberts became known for his luxurious way of life.

Now, Endeavour London, a publishing division of Getty Images, has teamed up with the live music subscription service Jukely to search for missing images of some of the most significant gigs.

Endeavour London, a publishing division of Getty Images, has teamed up with the live music subscription service Jukely to search for missing images of some of history's greatest gigs – it's looking for Nick Drake, Otis Redding, Marc Bolan and even specifics such as Radiohead's first show in Oxford.

For this large scale endeavour, the engagement and cooperation of the multiple stakeholders in STM publishing - authors, librarians, publishers and administrators - is sought.

"WE, therefore, the young readers of Science's Next Wave, solemnly Publish and Declare, that these united Endeavours are, and of Right ought to be, INTERDEPENDENT".

Accuracy It is our primary endeavour to publish information that is accurate and will not mislead readers.