Sentence examples for a paper of the from inspiring English sources

Le Monde is already a paper of the left, and has been harsh on Mr Sarkozy.

In 1957, two American psychologists, Carl Rogers and Richard Farson, coined the term "active listening" in a paper of the same name.

I'm surprised that a story such as this is given column space in a paper of the quality of the Guardian.

"That a paper of the Times' standing chose to report on this study at all is astonishing, given its poor quality," the group writes.

This article is a continuation of a paper of the first author [V.

As part of the project, a summit will also be held in Sheffield to discuss the impact of private philanthropy on the arts in the 21st century, and a paper of the findings will be distributed to institutions across Europe.

What's the point of the editor of a paper of record not telling the truth?

"I need a paper on the metaphysics of Henri Bergson.

A paper on the politics of institutional change was prepared.

All GPs were trained in the use of a paper version of the NZ absolute cardiovascular risk tables [ 6].

A similar tendency was recently reported in a companion paper of the HapMap project [ 9].