Sentence examples for valuable publishing from inspiring English sources

This will free up valuable publishing space for teen writers, for novelists who are interested in writing as a communicative act, a conversation between the reader and writer.

While some suitors proposed splitting the business into its two parts, the music label and its valuable publishing arm, Warner Music's board expressed a preference for selling the company as a whole.

SK: I have to be grateful to the Gratiaen cause it got me to the Galle International Literary Festival,where I made some valuable publishing contacts.

A valuable history published to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Brooklyn Bridge.

In 1869, scientific journals served mainly to record presentations made at meetings of learned societies or to reprint valuable papers published elsewhere, perhaps in another language.

In literature, there are some valuable reviews published in different aspects of CCS.

Since this cat is long since out of the bag, I see no reason why The Times should refrain from publishing valuable, insightful stories that make a wide readership aware of complex issues.

Together they provide a valuable history of publishing in the 1900s.

ProServer's minimal requirements and simplicity, together with the widespread use of DAS in bioinformatics makes ProServer a valuable tool for publishing data in a common, standard format.

But in most situations, if your work is valuable enough to publish, it's valuable enough to register.

It has become a scholarly resource and has published valuable books like "Before Freedom Came: African-American Life in the Antebellum South".