Sentence examples for to publication for from inspiring English sources

To get this to publication for the New York Times, the bar was so high.

Known as a working editor, he shepherded books to publication for well-known authors, some of whom became friends.

And while traditional publishing struggles to address problems with diversity, crowdfunding offers an alternative route to publication for writers who are struggling to be heard.

Two hundred years ago, slave narratives seemed one of the few routes to publication for black writers on both sides of the Atlantic.

Before a new audit standard may take effect, he continued, it must be subject to the board's rule-making processes and to publication for comment and approval by the commission.

The book was rushed to publication for the coming 120th anniversary of Mao's birth, but when Ms. Karl came to China for the launch in June, it had been canceled.

Additionally, LEED as a non-profit organization, which has traditionally shown leadership in this sector, needs to continue to show that leadership in order to continue to be referenced in local jurisdictions as the 'go-to' publication for green building development.

It then quotes a passage from High Times magazine, the go-to publication for weed counterculture: "Years before sophisticated sinsemilla techniques were incorporated into the crop management of U.S. growers, the Thais were, without effort, turning out a superior product".

The test instructs patent examiners to search the public record, from speeches to publications, for whether a particular invention might have been suggested.

This ensures a fast time-to-publication for accepted papers and enables a wide electronic readership for the journal content.

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