Sentence examples for upfront writing from inspiring English sources

In fact, Kay and Shipman dismiss the importance of institutional barriers upfront, writing in the introduction that, while there's truth behind concerns about sexism, the "more profound" issue is women's "lack of self-belief".

"Let's make one thing clear right upfront," he wrote.

But a proliferation of new, hungry media outlets eager to book new deals has led major players like Google, NBCUniversal, Time Warner and Viacom to front-run the upfronts, Stuart Elliott writes.

Founder and CEO Sam Rosen is Upfront's first Entrepreneur in Residence, a program that Upfront partner Mark Suster wrote wasn't really formalized until Rosen came along and pitched him and the team on MakeSpace.

"So the upfront is being written at good rates".

There were few complaints about the 2001-02 upfront "when we wrote negatives," he added, meaning that advertisers paid less for commercials than they had the year before.

(The author makes a point of saying upfront that he wrote the book without the aid of a ghostwriter).

The case could solidify the need for influencer marketing contracts to come with prorated payment terms where stars are paid fractions of the total purse after each post rather than getting any upfront, as The Fashion Law writes.

Mr. Silver has been upfront about his political views, writing in 2008 that he was a supporter of President Obama and that he had voted for Democratic candidates "the majority of the time (though by no means always)." On Thursday, he said the blog is a "pretty down-the-middle analysis of elections and other issues, including nonpolitical issues".

But federal regulators are serving notice that if you stand to gain financially from the review you are writing, you should be upfront about it.

"It is better to discuss these kinds of things upfront rather than to wait until you are writing the paper," says Hostetter.