Sentence examples for but a recent article from inspiring English sources

But a recent article in The Annals of Internal Medicine made me rethink that approach.

But a recent article provoked controversy within Labour ranks when he suggested renegotiating the EU's free movement rules.

The company does not disclose the amount of caffeine in each bottle, but a recent article published by Consumer Reports placed that level at about 215 milligrams.

But a recent article in The New York Times notes that RealAge often provides the data collected from its members to drug marketers.

(Buchanan's essay in not available online, but a recent article by the New Zealand economist James E. Alvey in The Journal of Markets and Morality discusses his thoughts on this topic).

But a recent article from CFO.com describes how they are rapidly becoming the norm when companies put themselves up for sale, replacing the traditional four-walled room in an outside law firm, crammed with documents.

But as a recent article in Salon reminds us, this appearance of uncertainty is "manufactured".

But in a recent article in the Journal of Experimental Biology, Dr Wikelski and a group of like-minded colleagues from a range of disciplines proposed setting up a satellite-tracking system based on one-gram transmitters.

Volcker has steered clear of the Fed battle so far but in a recent article in the New York Review of Books, he once more decried the impact of deregulation on the economy.

But in a recent article in The New Republic, several scholars challenged details of the story, noting among other things that the camp's layout would have made exchanges at the fence impossible.

But in a recent article, some researchers argue that shearing has a very slight effect on flow of HPAM in real reservoir (Seright et al. 2011).