Sentence examples for articles to make the from inspiring English sources

Dr. Glen Rangwala, a lecturer in politics at Cambridge University who has compared the British report with the articles it used as sources, said that in some cases, the authors apparently changed phrases from the original articles to make the case against Iraq seem more extreme.

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We retrieved a further 17 articles, to make the total up to 115 having excluded duplicate records by title, authors or DOIs.

In particular, the conveyor-irrigation and lighting systems are optimised in this article to make the proposed grow-cell more effective and sustainable.

The other example cites a 92-word newspaper article to make the claim that another company used a tax credit to ship jobs to Mexico, but there is no apparent connection.

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37 It is beyond the goal of this article to make the maize processing scale cut-off for a fortification program, as well as to discuss bioavailability of nutrients remaining after different processes of corn milling.

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Many adjectives were deleted from the articles to make them objective, Mr. Gibney said.