Sentence examples for articles meant from inspiring English sources

Theologically, the articles meant to draw a line of differentiation from the psition of Huldrych Zwingli, and they were accepted by the secular leaders of Saxony and Brandenburg.

The mayor's campaign has compiled dossiers of articles meant to portray Mr. Thompson as an incompetent steward of the educational system.

Cruddas complained that the articles meant he had corruptly offered the journalists, posing as overseas investors, the opportunity to influence government policy and meet senior ministers in return for cash donations to the Tory party.

This article is part 3 in a series of articles meant to help scientists take control of their finances.

Were her articles meant to be medical advice?

Writing for The Washington Post, Margaret Sullivan states, "Fake news has a real meaning – deliberately constructed lies, in the form of news articles, meant to mislead the public".

More published articles means more revenue from processing charges.

That report, and subsequent speeches and articles, means his views are no secret.

Critics also say that lifting even snippets of articles means Google can sell advertisements alongside them on its search platform (though Google News carries no ads).But the benefit goes the other way, too.

The user warning on the app, referenced in many Snapchat articles, means nothing.

Table 2 Number of articles, mean cumulative impact factor (IF), mean population, mean cumulative IF per capita (p.c).