Sentence examples for to only publish from inspiring English sources

After his dynamic shoots, which always come with an anecdote, it can be frustrating to only publish one image.

They find roughly 1800 sociologists publishing in the field, and it is decided that if 1100 sociologists agree to only publish OA, then the field will 'tip'tip

MPs have expressed "extreme concern" that drug manufacturers appear to only publish around 50% of completed trial results and warned that the practice has "ramifications for the whole of medicine".

The trouble is this: Greenwald says that Snowden told him to "use your journalistic judgment to only publish those documents that the public should see and that can be revealed without harm to any innocent people". Once again, this testimony proves the opposite of what Greenwald and Snowden seem to think.

"My advice to someone is to only publish what you really believe is an advance in the field, rather than publishing each smaller step".

It makes zero sense, for example, for Activision to only publish Call of Duty: Ghosts on next generation consoles because their user bases are not yet big enough.

In order to provide the most recent data possible, we limited our study to only published patent applications (not issued patents, which are typically not published until several years after application).

Many people who say this, then go on to not only publish their writing that was "just for them" but also make huge efforts to promote it.

Scientists will be able to not only publish their research for free, but then the papers and data would also be open access forever.

His role was not simply to unearth but also to interpret, not only publish but to educate a generation.

Unlike most skateboard magazines, Stoops will cater exclusively to New York and only publish photos shot in the five boroughs.