Sentence examples for article holding from inspiring English sources

A New York Times photograph accompanying an article May 6 about the porous Afghanistan-Pakistan border, and the strategic advantages it offers to Taliban insurgents fighting U.S. troops, showed a silhouetted Taliban logistics tactician, who was interviewed for the article, holding a rifle, creating the impression that the weapon belonged to him.

She managed to be both articulate and impassioned, and the article held a personal connection to her own life, which really made her entry stand out.

The article holds up the Linux crowd as the "virtuoso practitioners of new work principles that produce energised teams and lower costs".But it is not just geeks in the software industry who have learnt to work in this way.

But it was Dell that one investor quoted in the Journal article held out as the rival with the greatest chance of success: "No one markets as well as Dell does".

Fiat belongs to the last category; and the remarkable story of the recovery of a company long written off as one of the sickest firms in Europe's sickest economy (see article) holds lessons for other carmakers.Fiat had long been synonymous with Italian industry: celebrated, at its best, for making beautiful products yet derided for inflexibility in the workplace and bureaucratic management.

The article held particular interest for me because I enjoy giving a program about what the dinosaurs ate in Central Park.

and, if a T ( n - 2 ) ( t ̄ ) contains discontinuities, so does A T ( n - 1 ) ( t ̄ ), and the rest of the analysis of this article holds.

Although external funds may alleviate Venezuela's economic plight, this article hold the opinion that this NEIF does not have much impact.

Even though multilateralism and anti-militarism have characterized the foreign policy of both states in the past, the article holds that Germany and Japan have exposed discrepancies between norms they avow and interests they pursue.

The author of the present article holds the well-founded opinion that, in principle, both in futures research and in participatory practice research (action research) all known and tried-and-tested empirical and hermeneutic research methods from the area of the "variable-configurative research strategy" (see above) can be used.

I think the "Formative Sexual Experience Involving Prince" article holds up pretty well, truthfully.