Sentence examples for article has received from inspiring English sources

The article has received a strong reaction from readers: "Excuses, excuses.

The article has received a barrage of criticism online: The article appears to be in response to a Martin Amis piece written for Premiere in 1997.

The New Yorker, February 22 , 1964P. 23 A Beacon Hill matron, who hates to part with anything that has been in her family for more than a year, recently found the following note attached to a clean but tattered bedsheet just returned from the laundry: Dear Customer: Upon examination, we find that this article has received its maximum wear.

By Talbot Aldrich and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, February 22 , 1964P. 23 A Beacon Hill matron, who hates to part with anything that has been in her family for more than a year, recently found the following note attached to a clean but tattered bedsheet just returned from the laundry: Dear Customer: Upon examination, we find that this article has received its maximum wear.

[Note On Updates: This article has received several updates to include additional disclaimers, studies, and context.

The work presented in this article has received funding from the European Commission, Directorate General Climate Action (EC Service contract N°34.0201/2015/717962/SER/CLIMA.A4).

There's also the fact that the journalism outlet that published the article, and at least one think tank cited in the article, have received money from the oil and gas industry.

The research leading to these results and the publication of this article have received funding from the European Union Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) ASSET project under grant agreement number FP7-HEALTH-2010-259348.

Some of the authors on this article have received support from, or, have given talks, attended conferences and participated in trials and advisory boards sponsored by various pharmaceutical companies.

Would the article have received the same degree of interest if the results were presented numerically instead as 20.2 incident cases per 100 person-years for diabetes present, prior CHD absent compared with 18.8 per 100 person-years for diabetes absent, prior CHD present?

Although the technical quality of journal articles may have been helped by recommendations on structured reporting, the readability of such articles has received little attention.