Sentence examples for by a recent article from inspiring English sources

He is excited to see his suspicions confirmed by a recent article on research into the very same problem.

It is the owner of what has—perhaps unfairly been termed "possibly the most dangerous piece of space debris" by a recent article in SpaceNews.

Judging by a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, the answer is yes, though people seem increasingly to value it as a luxury or a hobby, rather than a necessity.

This question is inspired by a recent article about President Obama that reports that, whether shooting pool, reading to children or working to raise his bowling scores, he cannot contain his competitive nature.

Media companies sometimes try to get in on the act, too, as illustrated by a recent article on the Complex.com Web site titled "Ten Ways to Pretend You're a Native New Yorker".

The article said that the survey was prompted by a recent article in The New York Times Magazine on the subject of character education, and also by a survey done at Harvard last spring in which members of the class of 2014 were asked to rank the values they held important, and then rank those that they associated with the institution.

By contrast, a recent article in the Wall Street Journal summarizes several studies finding that humility, not ego, is most effective at inspiring teamwork, rapid learning, and high performance.

The case for this position was restated eloquently by Ron Rosenbaum in a recent article in The Atlantic Monthly about degrees of evil.

While you may never have heard of him, his status as a culture warrior was described by Jane Mayer in a recent article in The New Yorker.

Gary Frank, VP of Automated Systems at Westfalia Technologies Inc., commented on the issue of workers being replaced by robots in a recent article he wrote for Automation.com.

The formalism was developed by our collaborators in a recent article.