Sentence examples for wylie from inspiring English sources

Random House's move was backed by HarperCollins UK, a book-publishing division of News Corp.Not surprisingly, authors are rallying behind Mr Wylie.

Four shared commitments are particularly salient: relevance, experiential grounding, accountability, and reflexivity (Wylie 2007).

Still others have examined in detail the role of "chilly climate" issues within epistemic communities (Wylie 2011), and the structural and motivational barriers to change that are present within academic institutions (Fehr 2011), both factors which contribute to the difficulty of reaping the epistemic benefits of diversity within epistemic communities.

Feminists argue, on the basis of historical and sociological investigations of the history and current practice of science, that this insistence on the value-neutrality of scientists is self-deceptive and unrealistic (Potter 1993, 2001; Longino 1990 , 2001 Harding 1991, 1998; Wylie 1996).

Random House, one of the giants of book publishing, reacted to Mr Wylie's move by announcing that it now regards the Wylie Agency as a competitor, and that "Random House on a worldwide basis will not be entering into any new English-language business agreements with the Wylie Agency until this situation is resolved".

So Mr Wylie's announcement last week of a deal with Amazon to publish electronic versions of books by several of his authors has understandably been viewed by the traditional publishers that he will bypass as a declaration of war.Mr Wylie is starting by publishing electronic versions of some classics, such as Mr Roth's "Portnoy's Complaint" and Updike's "Rabbit" novels.

IN THE small town of Greenville in northern Florida, round the corner from Western Avenue, Wylie Pittman used to run a joint called the Red Wing Café.

At his restaurant wd~50 (closed 2014) in New York City, Wylie Dufresne invented such singular creations as deep-fried mayonnaise and noodles made with protein (such as shrimp) instead of flour.

Andrew Wylie, a prominent literary agent, has launched an e-book partnership with Amazon for some of his authors, bypassing traditional publishers and frightening them more than the latest Stephen King horror story.In short, the industry is in flux.

The farm's director, Elizabeth Wylie, has expanded an annual bluegrass festival at the site, started a supper club and opened a reading room to try to attract more locals.

"If the university presses weren't there, a lot of very important books would not be published," says Andrew Wylie, a literary agent.