Sentence examples for an adapted article from inspiring English sources

This is an adapted article from Emily Madill's newest book, 'Fall In Love With Your Life, One Week at a Time'.

Interestingly, Ms. Lessing had some strong thoughts about political correctness, thoughts she expressed in this adapted article, which appeared on the Op-Ed page on June 26 , 1992

This article uses an adapted MOVE framework as a heuristic tool to generate a working (not a complete) understanding of the causal factors of vulnerability that affect Emae communities.

This is an article adapted from an original that ran in Chemical & Engineering News Read more stories like this: How sustainable is your smartphone? - interactive Berlin duo launch a supermarket with no packaging We have TV on demand, why not household appliances?

HOW TWITTER WAS BORN  |  "One early Twitter employee used to say that the company succeeded in spite of itself, and in some ways, that's true," Nick Bilton, a reporter for The New York Times, writes in an article adapted from his new book, "Hatching Twitter: A True Story of Money, Power, Friendship, and Betrayal".

NOTE: This article was adapted from an article posted in The American.

This article is adapted from an article co-written by Dr. Mark Goulston and Kevin Gregson, Account Director, Insurance Industry, Towers Water.

Berman has adapted that article into a new book out this month about Ramadan and his supporters, called The Flight of the Intellectuals.

After an article adapted from "Busted" was published in last week's Sunday magazine, Bradley Laue, a lawyer in Greeley, Colo., asked how Andrews could continue covering economics.

Earlier this month, The Times ran an article, adapted from Mark Kriegel's book, on the death of the Korean boxer Duk-koo Kim after a 1982 bout against Ray Mancini.

Now, in an article adapted from Pamela Druckerman's soon-to-be-published "Bringing Up Bébé," the Journal sets out to tell us "Why French Parents Are Superior".