Sentence examples for article on the Class from inspiring English sources

Here's an article on the Class website by Ellie O'Hagan summarising the book's arguments.

Bloomies Still Blooms Contrary to your article on the Harvard Business School class of 1949 ("Kindred Spirits," Oct. 18, p. 134), Bloomingdale's never filed for bankruptcy.

The main result in this article is based on the class EF.

In this article, we focus on the class of tree-shaped biological genealogies.

Results: We present in this article a distance measure on the class of semi-binary tree-sibling time consistent phylogenetic networks, which generalize tree-child time consistent phylogenetic networks, and thus also galled-trees.

The Los Angeles Times staff and two reporters, Jeff Gottlieb and Ruben Vives, won the local reporting award for articles on the working-class city of Bell, a Los Angeles County community of 37,000, where officials were raking in some of the highest municipal salaries in the nation, including $800,000 for a city administrator and nearly $100,000 for part-time council members.

Revisit the first article in the Class Matters series, "Class in America: Shadowy Lines That Still Divide" (//www.nytimes.com/2005/05/15/national/class/OVERVIEW-FINAL.html), andevelopop a hypothesis on how class and politics correlate.

We focus in this article on the three private school classes (N = 63; mean age = 9 years 8 months), given that their school timetabling and the students' greater fluency with the English language enabled more comprehensive data to be obtained.

The remainder of the article focuses on the broadest class of tissue-selectivity, namely relative over- or underexpression in a particular tissue compared with all the other tissues.

For homework, students develop a list of five actionable guidelines based on the article analysis and the class's final conclusions to aid journalists in evaluating the trustworthiness of their sources.

Your article on filing class action claims to recover lost funds was very informative ("Lost and Found," Oct. 1, p. 124).