Sentence examples for title output from inspiring English sources

Rocketing title output, combined with reduced books pages in newspapers, has made traditional review coverage much harder to obtain.

"For a while after Four Weddings, much of the successful Working Title output was built around Hugh," says Ben Roberts, director of the BFI film fund, a body whose coffers have long proved vital to the genre.

Were these new title output and pricing trends between 1989 and 2011 also evident in 2012 14?

The three previous studies about the suggested retail prices (SRPs) and the new title output of new scholarly books (covering the years 1989 2000; 2000–8; and 2009 11) revealed certain well-defined patterns for books published by university presses and commercial scholarly publishers.

If a match occurs the journal information, the abstract, and title are output to an HTML file.

The title is output in the format of a hyperlink to the Pubmed record that corresponds to that article, to allow for easy retrieval of any additional information pertaining to the article that the output file does not provide or in certain cases easy retrieval of the entire article.

Express Newspapers went on a hiring spree in 2013 as Desmond sought to develop his titles' digital output, with numbers swelling to nearly 600.

These documents spell out job titles, key outputs and activities related to the job, and person's specifications.

Former WSJ.com day editor Tim Hanrahan is moving to develop the title's news output across print and online.

No telling if this is just one of those wacky Amazon typos, 'cause if this price sticks 'round, the BD35K will be one of the cheapest Profile 2.0 Blu-ray players on the market, with the BD55 fetching the "cheapest with Profile 2.0 and 7.1 analog outputs" title. .

This study has demonstrated the breadth of journal titles responsible for output in oncology and has identified which journals are most prolific in which sub-specialties.