Sentences with phrase «to go to press»

At the time my book went to press, these anecdotal or indirect indicators were the best I could provide.

He also appealed to the media to always confirm their reports from the military authorities before going to the press to avoid conflicting reports that could undermine national security.

People should realize that it's not like you're going to press with a physical document.

As this article went to press, no date had been set.

I don't want to go to a press conference because there has been a tragic accident.

There are corner cases but vast majority of activity isn't going to press past 2 cores and 4 will likely drain battery faster as much as give any increase in performance.

At the time the magazine went to press, the group had collected a few hundred dollars more.

This list will go to press just hour before some of these open questions will be answered in our state's primary.

These figures were provided after the briefing had already gone to press.

An update: After the first part of this column went to press, a new e-discovery organization came into being and, with it, a new Web site worth checking out.

My mum went to a press event there last week and ensures me it's amazing so i'm dying to visit.

Don't let your project go to press without investing in a qualified copy editor.

That part of the process was taken care of by half a dozen staff editors who would pay meticulous attention to detail through all levels of editing before your manuscript went to press.

What stage is your book at, are you ready to go to press right away?

If we begin by going to press about every crowdfunding book project, we'll end up covering nothing else.

You're now going to press the lines of your cuffs prior to sewing.

That didn't enter my mind because the catalog goes to press a year before the exhibition goes on the wall.

At the time of going to press, more than 170 have been named.

Sadly, he died as the book went to press.

He asked them to go to a press conference, but they weren't invited to speak or anything — just to stand behind him.

The magazine went to press and was distributed without that insert, and I had never seen my boss so angry as when she found out.

It was still not clear as New Scientist went to press whether more than a week of efforts by the Italian and US forces had made any difference at all.

As SI went to press on Monday night, the league would not confirm reports that it planned to scrap the season in a Wednesday announcement.

As REM went to press in May, the executive committee was still in office and the executive officer had not been reinstated.

Depending on thumb size, the ring may rub up against the side of your thumb when going to press either of the two closest buttons (X and A on Xbox, or Square and Cross on PlayStation).

The issues went to press before the unveiling of Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception, so it seems more likely that the spin - off would come in the form of a prequel to Drake's adventures rather than the next in the installment, like God of War: Chains of Olympus.

As the race enters a final phase that will include a series of candidate debates (Editor's note: This story went to press before Wednesday night's debate; we'll have a full report on it in next week's Kingston Times...) and a relentless schedule of public events and fundraisers across a sprawling 11 - county district, both campaigns would like to make the contest a referendum on Gibson's two - year record in Congress.

But as Legal Week went to press on Wednesday, news broke that one major UK firm looks set to disappear once and for all, with northwest stalwart Cobbetts informing staff that it was preparing to call in administrators.

Meanwhile, as Science went to press, Skripal and his daughter remained in critical condition, and a responding police officer who was exposed was in serious condition.

Calls for a ceasefire in Gaza were intensifying as Premier Christianity went to press, with Christian... More

I felt obligated to go to every press preview I was invited to and couldn't ever say «No» to another blogger reaching out to me for brunch or coffee.

Though RAND concludes that «nothing is yet known empirically about the civic socialization effects of voucher and charter schools,» Greene lists a batch of studies (some of which were published after the RAND report went to press) that consistently show that private schools are doing a better job of teaching tolerance.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said he's going to press for a statewide regulatory system that allows ride sharing services including Uber and Lyft to operate.

As Canadian Business went to press, a new round of speculation suggested that Spider - Man's opening night would be delayed yet again, from March 15 to some time in the summer, giving the cast and crew time to rework parts of the show.

Further insight from the event will be included in our December / January issue, which starts going to press next week.

UPDATE 16th March 14:45 This post has been updated to include new research on the impact of rising sea levels on coastal flooding, published after going to press.

One example that we haven't discussed before but that popped up soon before the C&E piece went to press:

Exactly what the platform committee meant by «phenomenon» and «political incentives» is not explained, and members of the committee's staff could not be reached for comment as ScienceInsider went to press.

As ScienceNOW went to press, the university had not made Bishop or other university leaders available for media interviews.

To name just a few examples, President Lyndon B. Johnson attempted to thwart certain stories from going to press, while President Gerald Ford was friendly with journalists and even invited some to White House state dinners.

As REM went to press, no Statement of Defence was available and no public comment had been made by the federal Competition Bureau, which has investigated allegations of anti ‑ competitive behaviour in the real estate industry in the past.