Sentence examples for whole publishing from inspiring English sources

Of course, there's a lot of grumbling about Amazon and how they are swallowing up the whole publishing business by undercutting publisher prices--which causes publishers to drop authors and authors to have to turn to doing horrible things like getting real jobs or go on welfare.

The company will use the funds to develop new platforms to engage the whole publishing industry, including literary agents, publishers and booksellers.

The publisher then manages and controls the whole publishing and distribution process (the second and third steps).

"But a publisher provides an extraordinary amount of knowledge into the whole publishing process.

And, publishers said, the spread of e-books could make the whole publishing pie bigger.

There's a whole publishing sub-industry of books about Harry Potter.

Don Tarquinio (1905); The Weird of the Wanderer (1912); The Desire and Pursuit of the Whole (published posthumously, 1934).

Johnson's political opponents have seized on the congestion forecasts to attack his transport strategy as a whole, published in 2010, which anticipated an increase in vehicle delay across Greater London of up to 14% by 2031 and said that congestion cost London an estimated £2b a year in lost economic productivity (see pages 151-161).

"One of the biggest costs in the whole scientific publishing world is borne by the academic community, which is the peer review," said Walport.

This whole book-publishing business takes itself way too seriously!

In "The Chief," his masterly biography of Hearst's whole life, published in 2000, David Nasaw drew similar conclusions that challenged the historical Hearst mythology.