Sentence examples for article appeal from inspiring English sources

After submitting the article, appeal to your community to read it and give it good reviews.

The American policy based on the X article appealed for endurance so that history could display its inevitable tendencies.

In the beginning of Nov. Lenin returned to Russia from Geneva, and already, in his first article, appealed to the Bolsheviks, in view of the new situation, to increase the scope of their organisation and to bring into the party wider circles of workers, but to preserve their illegal apparatus in anticipation of the counter-revolutionary blows which were inevitable.

This article appeals to heterogeneity in workers' non-wage preferences to model taste-based discrimination.

To "reinvigorate" the ethical basis of science, Jones states in her article, "appeals to the ideology of science and blind trust will no longer suffice".

This article appeals to an evolutionary model which postulates that primordial proteins were described by small polypeptide chains which (i) lack disulfide bridges, and (ii) display slow folding rates with multi-state kinetics, to determine relations between structural properties of proteins and their folding kinetics.

While these articles appealed to the liberal sentiments of the British people, ultimately Hotze and his collaborators refused to apologize that this new nation was founded on a defense of slavery.

Over the past decade in particular, the plight of the Lost Boys has spawned myriad articles, appeals, films, and books; even celebrities like Brad Pitt and George Clooney have gone to great lengths to raise awareness about the former child soldiers.

The articles appeals for the organised fight against this form of crime and violence by good preparation and introduction of adequate policies.

In a related article, "Geek Appeal: New York vs. Seattle," Ms. Miller takes note of how New York and Seattle are dueling to be the next hotbed for data education.

In a forceful defence of the court's justices ahead of next week's pivotal article 50 appeal hearing, Lord Hope, who retired in 2013, said recent attacks had gone far beyond legitimate criticism.