Sentence examples for typesetting costs from inspiring English sources

There are traditional journals that require some payment, too, especially in connection with high typesetting costs.

One Linotype operator could do the work of seven or eight hand compositors, dramatically reducing the cost of typesetting and making printed matter less expensive.

To cover the cost of engraving, typesetting, and publishing, he recruited Ephraim Swain Finch, an early settler of Custer County and now a wealthy rancher.

Baskerville's early enthusiasm for letter-founding and typesetting was dampened by the tremendous cost of his work.

Putting the book out in digital form saved at least six to eight weeks for typesetting, printing and distribution, not to mention the cost of paper.

Otherwise the publisher couldn't cover costs that don't depend on how many books are sold -- editing, typesetting and, yes, writing.

The Times, like newspapers across the country, had embraced automated typesetting and high-speed printing operations as a way to shrink the work force and cut costs.

See also computerized typesetting.

See also typesetting, typography.

"It costs about $10,000 to do a book -- $7,000 for the printing, $1,000 for the author's advance, $1,000 for the typesetting and money for the cover artist".

But instances of fraudulent typesetting were isolated and amateurish.