Sentence examples for articles note that from inspiring English sources
Nor does the italic line beneath Miles's articles note that as well as being our ex-man in Gaddafi's tent, Sir O is chairman of MEC International, whose website confirms lively business interests across the Arab world.
Although both articles note that the real problem lies in grievances commonly supported by intense religious beliefs, neither addresses the need for a radical change from our mentality of battling evil in the world.
However, readers of the original August 2012 Ag Focus article describing this work, and readers of annual update articles note that the analysis and estimates help farm business owners price corn silage.
However, readers of the original August 2012 article describing this work and readers of annual update articles note that the analysis and estimates generated help farm business owners price corn silage.
An article on March 26 ["Suburban Home Prices: Upward, Ho!"] described 1999 "as the fourth straight record-setting year for home prices throughout the nation" Other recent articles note that gasoline prices have been soaring in the last year, health insurance premiums are expected to rise 10 to 15percentt in 2000, and meat, fruit and tobacco prices shot up in February.
Several peer-reviewed articles noted that policy execution, sustainability, and impact are defined by the context of implementation [ 45, 63, 65].
The article noted "that supporters of Qamar provided the false tip to cause trouble for the mosque".
When the arena opened, articles noted that "the ice surface will be formed by artificial means, thus guaranteeing hockey in all kinds of weather".
These articles noted that optimism is an important ingredient helping people to build resilience and self-efficacy.
Only one of the reviewed articles noted that the subjects performed the Wii-based intervention at their own convenience, albeit at the clinic, but apparently without supervision.
Two articles noted that shared governance might not develop as quickly or as fully as originally intended, and this should be taken into account when examining outcomes.
