Sentence examples for widespread publishing from inspiring English sources

The idea of widespread publishing is anathema to most news organisations.

The adoption of the program was promoted by widespread publishing of the results in the organization and continuous follow up of the results.

Another study that became the basis of widespread misinformation was published in 2002.

In the short audio interview below he explains why he thinks the hand-made print format still endures in this time of widespread digital self-publishing and self-expression.

These observations underscore the widespread variation in published ChIP-seq data.

The distribution of SAFV is most likely widespread, based on published data of its frequent molecular detection and the available, albeit limited, seroprevalence studies.

The widespread use of published guidelines for analytical methods and the reporting of results would greatly facilitate the development of alternative analyses and meta-analyses (Alonzo, 2005; McShane et al, 2005).

But then last week, another friend found herself jobless after widespread layoffs at her publishing company.

But her unseemly firing caused widespread dismay in the publishing world, even though she is moving on to her own imprint at Penguin.

In 1946 his Pulitzer Prize-winning The Age of Jackson was published to widespread acclaim.

To widespread amazement, his government published the names of those who had been given lucrative bus licenses.