Sentence examples for an article in the current issue from inspiring English sources

"Stop Beating Up the Rich," reads the title of an article in the current issue of Fortune magazine.

In an article in the current issue of the journal The National Interest, Mr. Friedman named this problem the "no-growth trap".

If an article in the current issue of Consumer Reports is any guide, however, technology companies have little margin for error.

The theme is close to Mr. Schwab's heart; he questions corporate behavior in an article in the current issue of Foreign Affairs magazine.

It is still straddling as it watches the slowdown, as you can see in an article in the current issue trying to guess where the market is headed.

The boom is in marked contrast to declines in the rest of the industrialized world, according to an article in the current issue of Science.

Which brings us to a brilliant article in the current issue of Prospect, by the economist Anatole Kaletsky.

The idea for this story started, innocently enough, with a short article in the current issue of LibraryLinks, the newsletter of The Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County.

In a long investigative article in the current issue of GQ, the writer Scott Anderson explores the possibility that the bombers actually had been working for the Russian government.

Parlier is the subject of Adam Davidson's illuminating article in the current issue of The Atlantic.

But Dr. Wilentz has written the cover article in the current issue of Rolling Stone, under the headline: "The Worst President in History?