Sentence examples for subject of publishing from inspiring English sources

While we're on the subject of publishing, Sarah Lacy found a great monologue on the current state of publishing and how, in short, Amazon is tearing old publishing houses a new one.

It was while drafting an editorial on the timely subject of publishing ethics that it first came to light that Biology Open (BiO) was one of the journals that received as a submission a spoof article devised by a journalist working for the journal Science (Bohannon, 2013).

Unlike the first two productions which were the subject of published synopses, Alice's New Year's Party was the subject of no detail in trade publications.

The term "continuity of care" in healthcare first appeared in the literature almost 80 years ago, and has been the subject of published research inquiry for at least 40 years [ 1, 2].

An environmental scan was appropriate because we sought to identify as many decision aids in this area as possible, irrespective of whether or not they had been the subject of published evaluations.

There are now at least six GLP-1 analogues: exenatide (Byetta, Lilly/Amylin) and liraglutide (Victoza, Novo Nordisk), that have reached the market, while albiglutide (GlaxoSmithKline) and taspoglutide (Ipsen and Roche) have been the subject of published trials.

Statements advising consideration of the effects on subjects of publishing identifying information were rarely observed.

The working conditions at Apple's suppliers were the subject of articles published last month by The New York Times.

Working conditions at Apple's suppliers were the subject of articles published last month by The New York Times.

It has never been the subject of a published judicial decision, according to a report by the Congressional Research Service last year and recent database searches.

A more likely explanation is that he thought he was identifiable as the subject of a published case study about homosexuality.