Sentence examples for scale of the publishing from inspiring English sources
Audio and Video content on Economist.com requires a browser that can handle iFrames.EVERY year the Frankfurt Book Fair, which opened yesterday in Germany, is proof of the scale of the publishing business.
Leather's achievements are dwarfed when set against the scale of independent publishing in the US, where ebooks are estimated to be 20% of the total market.
The speed and scale of the reaction: from publishing results in 2004 to Nobel prizes six years later (poor old Einstein had to wait 16 years).
We analyzed our findings using mean scale scores instead of the published cutoff points for patients on both the somatization and depression subscale.
"Channel 4 is still investigating the scale of the problem and will publish its findings as soon as possible".
Coming so soon after their disaster at the Battle of the Nile and encouraged by Lejoille's highly inaccurate reports, French newspapers exaggerated the scale of the victory, Le Moniteur Universel publishing several imaginative accounts in the months after the battle.
On a scale of risk published in the Lancet in 2010, magic mushrooms came bottom out of 20 of the most commonly used drugs.
And the scale of publishing has changed.
The MMSE telephone score was converted to the standard 30-point scale of the standard MMSE using previously published methods [ 33].
After the prime minister's close relationship with the Murdoch family came under scrutiny, Downing Street had to publish the exact scale of the links between Cameron and senior executives at News International.
His ideas and research breakthroughs were also taken to the United States by his student Harry Benjamin, who built on the results of Hirschfeld's original questionnaire to establish the Benjamin scale of sex orientation, published in 1966.
