Sentence examples for standard publishing from inspiring English sources

That's standard publishing hyperbole, something that irritates me to no end.

Robinson describes OR Books' business plan as more "nimble" and less "stupid" than the standard publishing model.

The term became a standard publishing category in the 1980s, distinct from the long-standing genres of mystery and crime literature.

Kemble Scott, who has released a novel through a conventional publisher, said he would post his topical new political comedy, "The Sower," to Scribd and charge $2 for it, partly because standard publishing is so slow.

But we're going to return the book to you, and we want you to give back the advance.' " Hughes was exercising the terms of what was then the standard publishing contract — the agreement that every author signed when he or she sold a book.

A standard publishing contract and Clinton's is anything but standard pays an author 15% of retail sales in excess of 10,000 copies.

In November, the conservative magazine The Weekly Standard published a scornful article about the whacked-out people of Florida.

In a 1962 essay on Beethoven's Violin Concerto, he showed that the standard published text of the work was not reliable, and published a corrected, definitive edition.

IEC 61508 is an international standard published by the International Electrotechnical Commission of rules applied in industry.

Portable Document Format (PDF) is an open standard published as ISO 32000-1 2008 [9].

Magnesium, aluminum, silicon, sulfur, and nickel were changed to 110%, 88%, 80%, 80%, and 115%, respectively from standard published values.