Sentence examples for articles but are from inspiring English sources

They ask reporters to get transcripts of local news conferences or legal documents that are the subjects of articles but are not printed in the newspaper.

"Initially we had all sorts of rules – like "go native" – which make great [Harvard Business Review] articles, but are not helpful to managers trying to champion an initiative," Milstein said.

Take any three marketers and one will tell you it means ads that appear on web pages and articles but are specific in their appeal to the content on that web page or article.

These people aren't part of the digerati or don't read any of these dumb articles, but are hiring.

Truly a saddening topic, because we see what is happening, we are witnessing it through the lens of the media, in images and articles, but are we standing up for these koalas, in hopes that they live a longer happier life, a life that they deserved to live?

The program will begin with a few articles but is expected to expand quickly.

The topicality measure for a news article is obtained by counting the number of news articles which have a similar content to the original news article but are delivered by other news agencies.

The topicality measure for a news article is obtained by counting the number of news articles which have similar content to the original news article but are delivered by other news agencies.

The game's visuals are far from the finished article, but are already attractively atmospheric.

26 The detailed theories behind GA are beyond the scope of this article but are discussed in other publications.

The ad appears further down in the AR-enhanced article, but is also available in The Times news feed.