Sentence examples for articles simply from inspiring English sources

This is true enough if you consider a single article, but assuming that there is a fixed number of studies carried out, shorter articles simply mean more articles.

How many times, for example, have you seen news articles simply asserting that the United States has a "debt crisis," even though many economists would argue that it faces no such thing?

While one can agree that such sources shouldn't be used except when necessary, you acknowledge that some of the most important articles simply couldn't be written without reliance on sources who will not agree to speak on the record.

In terms of analysis strategy, regression analysis was used in 13 of these articles, and the remaining three articles simply descriptive statistics or content analysis.

Sites that require registration are down from 29percentto11percentcent, which means that most newspapers have finally figured out that putting up any barriers, even a temporary one, between readers and articles simply drives readers to other sites.

Like the major newspapers in Britain, the Rhodesia Herald and the Bulawayo Chronicle became key propaganda tools, regularly printing stories of German atrocities, massacres and other war crimes alongside articles simply entitled "War Stories" that told of British Army soldiers carrying out deeds of Herculean bravery.

The article simply quoted the players' excuses.

"However, most of the events listed in the Sports Illustrated article simply did not happen.

… The author of the article simply meant to encourage travelers to make an effort to learn some Portuguese".

Mr. Hubbard responded that his article simply relied on two arguments that are hard for Mr. Obama's advisers to refute.

While I do have my own viewpoint, this column is not a leading article, simply a forum for discussion.