Sentence examples for article adapted from inspiring English sources

An article adapted from the book appears in Sunday Business.

An article adapted from Mr. Vlasic's book appears on the cover of Sunday Business.

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.

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".

(An article adapted from her most recent book, "iGen," about the cohort after millennials, was published in the September issue of The Atlantic with the headline "Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation?" It went viral).

In this article, adapted from his coming book, "Ghost Light: A Memoir," to be published by Random House later this month, a young Rich experiences his first night alone on Broadway.

This article adapts a general equilibrium model that provides a spatial solution for land use, labor allocation, and product markets in a two good economy.

This article adapts Richmond's and Kotelchuck's (1983) model for examining the interacting forces shaping public policy to make sense of how early childhood so successfully found itself at the centre of the Victorian Government's reform agenda.

Just as impressive, in a different way, is Anderson's book, a selection of his own articles adapted from five prominent conservative journals — among them the Manhattan Institute's City Journal, which he edits.

When Newsela was created in 2012, the edtech startup aimed to help students master reading at their own pace, specifically with news articles adapted to different reading levels.

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