Sentence examples for publishing record from inspiring English sources

His publishing record on climate change in the scientific literature is close to non-existent.

Blogging economists are regarded more highly than non-bloggers with the same publishing record.

Matson has a spectacular publishing record – around 800 papers in a career spanning over 30 years.

Still, despite these contacts and his prodigious publishing record, he was unable to land an academic job in the Northeast, where he longed to settle.

Competition is fierce, so gaps in your publishing record or a lack of experience with the latest lab technology can put you at the bottom of the pile.

Mr. Clinton set a publishing record of sorts with "My Life," his best-selling autobiography, when he was paid an advance of more than $10 million, then believed to be the largest amount ever paid for a nonfiction book.

Cooke also distinguished himself as an independent businessman, heading his own publishing, recording, and management firms.

The latest Harry Potter installment, published on June 21, broke publishing records by selling five million copies within 24 hours of its release.

Quite what success will look like is another matter – particularly with traditional metrics, such as publishing records, given less credence.

At this year's summit, in Tunis, the security chiefs agreed to toughen rules on publishing, recording or distributing material that might promote terrorism.

Publishing records of cabinet proceedings risked damaging British democracy itself, he said, and that risk was more serious than any posed by non-disclosure.