Sentence examples for articles tracking from inspiring English sources
With the anniversary of Hurricane Sandy's coastal assault here, The New York Times and other media have run a batch of helpful articles tracking how coastal communities are, and are not, responding to the lessons from the extraordinary surge raised by that storm — a 1-in-700-year 1-in-700-year 1-in-700-year 1-in-700-year
GameSpot, and other online sites, published articles tracking the game's development over the next year.
Last year Blood Horse magazine ran an article tracking the subsequent performance of the 22 horses that had sold for $1 million or more as two-year-olds.
As is clear after reading this article tracking the supposed Freeman quote's metamorphosis into a viral phenom, there's heavy irony in folks decrying the media's prevailing influence while re-posting something they likely wouldn't have given a thought to had it not come from an actor whose voice they like.
This article tracks my research and development activity, starting with early technology exploration when research funding was thin, to my first field programs, to leadership of larger enterprises where AUVs became elements of integrated observation-modeling systems.
Sean McMahon, the editor of The Kingman Daily Miner, said his paper used to publish articles regularly tracking the groups, but had not done so for more than a year because there was little to report.
His first article tracking data on Palin's social media, "Sarah Palin, Paper Grizzly," is available at TheNation.com.
A picture caption last Sunday with an article about tracking online sexual predators misidentified a Suffolk County police detective shown working at a computer.
Correction: October 14 , 2001 Sunday A picture caption last Sunday with an article about tracking online sexual predators misidentified a Suffolk County police detective shown working at a computer.
"Sometimes I used newspaper articles to track it".
To do this, he is prepared to eschew Time's historically Olympian editorial voice, and more recently, a default to cover articles that track trends in lifestyle, and to present point-of-view journalism, booking "revered economist Jeffrey Sachs" and "great modern historian and Harvard University professor Niall Ferguson" as contributors.
