Sentence examples for publishing suggests from inspiring English sources

The Kindle route to publishing suggests the tantalizing possibility of writers being able to offer their readers periodic upgrades to the novels they wrote years earlier — a subscribed-to novel that, in theory, advances ever closer to perfection, loses baggy paragraphs, accepts new characters.

So far, everything I have learned about traditional publishing suggests that it is nearly impossible to get a book deal, particularly for a first-time author.

A HuffPost blogger with expertise in publishing suggests there are still 5 reasons to get a deal with a New York publisher: partnership; quality; legitimacy; distribution; and advances.

The ombudsman's 2011 Strategic Review, which it avoided publishing, suggested the bottom 20% of performers among the team handled some 10% cases.

But new research about to be published suggests that over the decades they may have been chipping away at the wrong rocky outcrop on the Preseli Hills in Pembrokeshire.

An opinion poll conducted last year but only just published suggests that more than four-fifths of Indians consider China to be a security threat.

New research, not yet published, suggests the risk of developing kidney failure is even smaller for living kidney donors than for the general population, he said.

Then, at 10pm, exit polls are published suggesting that the Tories will win 316 seats.

For instance, just last week a study was published suggesting that being married boosts your chances of surviving cancer.

Organizations like the Financial Planning Association, the N.A.S.D. and the S.E.C. need to publish suggested model portfolios for 401 k)'s and pension plans.

Mr Delingpole went on to defend the biography as "well researched" and "much fairer" than the extracts which have been published suggest.