Sentence examples for was always published from inspiring English sources

Frank and Chartier took their inspiration from the roman noir - French detective fiction that was always published under sinister dark covers.

Jenny Dereham writes: When the publisher Michael Joseph's autumn books began to appear – Miss Read's were always published on the first Thursday in September, and stayed in the Sunday Times bestseller list for five or six weeks – I came to appreciate what a following she had.

We need to make sure that all results from all clinical trials are always published, with no exceptions.

The country's numbers are certainly dodgy: the components of GDP do not add up, and the data are always published suspiciously early.

(Annual GDP figures are always published a bit later than annual inflation figures, which is why the government doesn't just use the numbers from the previous year for both).

Deeply reported magazine pieces are always published on the Web with enhanced features.

Content is always published with intent, unfortunately that intent is often to be elitist and exclusive, instead of egalitarian and inclusive.

Conversely, this suggests that while new researchers are constantly publishing in SBRC every year, there is also a group of researchers who are always publishing in the conference, increasing significantly their number of publications compared to the others.

The ultimate goal was always to publish, but I had some hesitations.

However ministers believe the quality of some of the reports, which are not always published, is variable.

My goal was always to be published in newspapers daily, and I've had a few bites from rather large newspapers, but the timing is always off.