Sentence examples for an article containing a from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, last night we accidentally forgot to tag an article containing a Flickr Flash interactive with the 'interactive' tag.

Yesterday, while editing an article containing a huge chunk about monogamy and bisexuality, I was struck with the horrific revelation that people - some people - perhaps way too many people, think that being bisexual means that you are incapable of being faithful with your sexual parts to the person you're with.

If critiquing an article containing a scientific theory, be sure to evaluate the research methods behind the experiment.

The Czech weekly Respekt, which published an article containing an allegation that Milan Kundera had informed on a fellow-student under the Communist regime, says it will not apologize to the writer.

You wonder if McInnis really thinks he didn't commit plagiarism, in light of the fact that his name was on an article containing an unattributed excerpt from Colorado Supreme Court Justice Gregory Hobbs.

The Times's policy is clear: When an early version of an article contains a clear factual error, that error is fixed in the article itself and, at the same time, a correction notice is added at the end.

There's a saying among journalists that if the headline of an article contains a question mark the answer is "no".

If an article contained a statement describing an author's financial interests (including a declaration of no interests), we considered a disclosure statement to be present.

Rule 4: If one of the records related to an article contains a single location mention with no country information, then the system checks whether any of the countries in which the location can be possibly found is present in the content of the article.

Rule 3: If one of the records related to an article contains a location more specific than an ADM1-level location along with the name of the country in which it resides but does not mention its parent ADM1-level location (e.g. Shantou, China ), then the system checks whether the article mentions any of its possible parent ADM1-level locations (e.g. Guangdong and Fujian ).

If an article contains an anecdote involving either a dog or an animal with cloven hooves in the first three paragraphs, it should be labelled as a "Commentary," whereas if it mentions the United Nations anywhere in the body of the piece it is a "News Analysis".