Sentence examples for columns regarding from inspiring English sources

The event sparked off a debate on social media and op-ed columns regarding the place of evolution in the Islamic worldview.

Last week, I responded to Chicago Sun-Times columnist Mary Mitchell's previous columns regarding her position that Haki Madhubuti was "forced out" of Chicago State University.

If not, the majority vote is used among four columns regarding first and second subtypes, and the prediction of these samples is highlighted as blue in Supplementary Table 14, with less certainty (Table 2).

Of particular interest was a room containing 30 columns, regarded by some scholars to be the forerunner of the Achaemenian columned hall.

I applaud Anthony Lewis's April 8 column regarding the inequities inherent in the 1996 immigration law.

Chicago: I very much enjoyed your useful and accurate column regarding the hole in the Medicare drug benefit.

The Confidentiality Of Census Returns Q Every week I read articles in the Streetscapes column regarding the history of interesting older buildings.

In that light, it's easy to dismiss Richard Cohen's much-excoriated column regarding Chris Christie's chances in the next Iowa caucuses as nothing but more cultural noise.

Erwin Baker New York, June 8 , 2008• To the Editor: Re "One Historic Night, Two Americas" (column, June 8): Frank Rich's thoughtful column regarding the recent primaries underscores the major differences of tone between Barack Obama and the two others, Hillary Rodham Clinton and John McCain.

That year Freeman again acted for Wilson, this time in actions against the Daily Express and Daily Mail over comments made in a Nigel Dempster column regarding Wilson's alleged property interests.

Joe Lapointe's column regarding Game 3 of the Devils-Penguins series ("Devils Take Penguins (and Their Fans) Out of the Action" May 18) in which he lamented that the game was too boring for fans to watch is analagous to someone complaining that a no-hitter in baseball is also too boring.