Sentence examples for publishing led from inspiring English sources

This lack of expansion abilities, along with the small screen size and Macintosh's popularity in the burgeoning field of desktop publishing led to such oddities as video displays which connected through the SCSI port by users seeking to connect a larger full- or dual-page display to their Mac.

Fears that the contents of the document would be published led to the attorney general, Lord Goldsmith, threatening to use the Official Secrets Act against national newspapers, an unprecedented move by the Blair government.

Liddell himself has been critical of such groups, expressing his regret that the material he published led to their formation.

In part, this reluctance to publish led Edward Snowden to look for alternative outlets for his own exposure of secrets, a phenomenon that will no doubt continue in an age when gatekeepers are losing their control over the gates.

At the end of the day, not being published leads to not being funded.

Our data, and that previously published, leads us to the following hypothesis for DOX cardiotoxicity that is summarized in Figure 7.

Often, dinner was strangely unseasonal; the publishing lead-time on her books meant that she tended to be testing salad recipes in the depths of winter and yuletide logs at the blazing height of summer.

Fortunately, though, thanks to publishing lead times, I've just been reminded.

Bigger publishing houses led inexorably to bigger advances.

Where music and publishing have led, finance could follow".

I like the way he describes The Magazine, the new mobile publishing venture led by Marco Arment, the creator of Instapaper.