Sentence examples for something to be published from inspiring English sources

"It's complicated, but we do expect something to be published soon".

He wrote: "Frankly, I am fed up of the filth, innuendo and stirring that has gone on for the last six months or so about MPs in all three political parties, and I really do think the time has come for something to be published, or for the thing to come to an end".

"If you think something is going to be published that is inaccurate, get on the phone".

"We don't question the right of something like this to be published," Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, told reporters.

"We don't question the right of something like this to be published, we just question the judgement behind the decision to publish it and I think that's our view about the video that was produced in this country and has caused so much offence in the Muslim world".

This one, however, is something that needs to be published.

It's just that doing 'good' is not something that needs to be published.

You think something is in shape to be published or you don't, and Hemingway didn't.

Richard McCarty, head of APA's science directorate, says this is not an attempt at censorship but simply means the APA wants a "heads up" if something controversial is about to be published.

Perhaps something like "temporary, unordered draft (not to be published in this form)" might do the trick.

It is no bad thing to be published in something as widely read as the Huffington Post, especially for young journalists, but is the readership compensation enough?