Sentence examples for strong publisher from inspiring English sources
"I think we originally were pretty excited about doing a project of this magnitude in New York City, with such a strong publisher base and the close availability of fiber," James MacDonald, development director for the Manhattan company, said yesterday in an interview.
The reason is the focus on making our customers- the agencustomers- thes successful online, being the number one for women, the scagencieseand, premium inventory, targeting technology, custom solutions and our strong pubrandsr network.
Fortunately E.L. James is a very successful author, internationally famous, and backed by a strong publisher and millions of readers.
"Elle is one of our biggest brands," Ms. Thompson said, "and Hearst is one of our strongest publishers".
Longman had always been a strong educational publisher from its beginnings in 1724.
Mr. Carlo's 1996 chronicle of Mr. Ramirez's troubled early life and brutal crimes drew strong reviews — Publishers Weekly called it "exceptionally well-told" — and has gone through 23 printings.
We are spending more on literature overall, and our support for poetry is, I think, really strong – supporting publishers and young poets, and enabling more people to be able to experience poetry.
The Watch List Electronic Arts: It remains far and away strongest game publisher in the industry.
Early interest has been so strong that the publisher, Abrams, increased its initial print run to four million copies, from three million.
What advice do I have for early career researchers looking to publish their doctoral thesis, especially if they had the chance to do so with a strong, established academic publisher?
By Macy Halford February 2, 2010 The Authors Guild has put up a statement on its Web site backing Macmillan in its dispute with Amazon, and calling the fight "a necessary one for the industry": Amazon's hold on the industry, controlling an estimated 75% of online trade book print sales in the U.S., is too strong for a publisher to withstand.
