Sentence examples for publishing exists from inspiring English sources

Book publishing exists, she said, because "there's some extraordinary human need to put things down in writing," And to buy what's written, she might have added.

Publishing exists in a continual state of forecasting its own demise; at one major house, there is a running joke that the second book published on the Gutenberg press was about the death of the publishing business.

Mass-market trim size, e-books, experimental pricing: These are all trends that romance came to first, so it just makes sense that excellence in self-publishing exists here".

As all our meetings are public and all minutes are published, oversight exists by default.

Now that we can no longer see him perform, I hope someone collects and publishes what exists of his "material".

"This is particularly difficult with Internet and high-tech practices," a press release by Mr. Berman said, "since very little published information exists".

An extensive published record exists for documents and relics from the Vietnam War, yet this book, well designed and photographed by Misha Anikst, offers a rare personal dimension.

Currently, published data exists for four different flow diversion technologies.

No published work exists regarding DVT/PE incidence with the elective use of external fixators.

Much published information exists on cutting tools and related data (cutting speeds, feed rates, depths of cut, etc).

At present, little published literature exists that correlates data from representative testing with those from independent testing.