Sentence examples for articles has made from inspiring English sources

But I've heard from a lot of men who say reading these articles has made them rethink sexist behaviour that they had previously considered to be harmless.

The award winning author of nearly twenty books and countless articles has made a great contribution to American History and Political thought.

Books of glued-together articles have made underwhelming winners.

As my articles have made clear, it has been difficult for us to get access to support, particularly mental health services.

"Some of the articles have made it sound like M. D. Anderson was very dependent on Enron philanthropy to do its work," Dr. Mendelsohn said.

Since Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers were drafted, few articles have made much of the fact that the N.F.L.'s two best quarterbacks went to two of America's finest public universities (Michigan and California-Berkeley).

"I wouldn't be surprised if these recent articles have made it more difficult to get cooperation from our friends in Europe, since it may make their cooperation with the U.S. less politically palatable," Mr. Wechsler said.

In his statement to the police, they say, Mr. Kumar said that the articles had made him miserable -- even physically ill -- and that he had disappeared to get the police to investigate who was behind the reports.

Inevitably, given such elements, some articles have made references to Arthur Conan Doyle's 100-year-old 100-year-old 100-year-oldgestinovele TheneLostg Russians could break through to find, if not actual dinosaurs, then all manner of strange creatures previously thought extinct.

Ms. Smith's article has made the already tenuous tenure of artists in academia even more tenuous.

For days, Khan's article has made headlines here, with special TV news packages including clips from his films dramatizing his perceived plight as a Muslim.