Sentence examples for rush to publish from inspiring English sources

"We didn't rush to publish," explains Johnson.

The team did not rush to publish the research in top-tier Western journals, partly because of the English-language barrier but largely because of the urgency of the problem.

After a title sequence that zips from the invention of writing, through the rise of the printing press to the dawn of the internet, we land in 2010, where the Guardian is holding out for accuracy, verification and redaction while others rush to publish the biggest information leak in history.

Maybe, just maybe, you shouldn't rush to publish that book.

In Mr. Brown's view, the rush to publish is misplaced.

Rumor and truth became entangled in the rush to publish and broadcast.

Female stars have been rushing to publish photos of themselves without makeup.

Not all of the Seven Sisters, however, are rushing to publish guides to new erotic zones.

Or rushing to publish with woefully thin information just to get there first.

Rushing to publish and overlooking glaring typos may have become part of the new economics of traditional publishing.

Steffensen, North GRIP's field leader, recalls that the Europeans, who had rushed to publish their results, were crestfallen to have them discredited.