Sentence examples for copy chunks from inspiring English sources

I do not copy chunks out of books to preserve ideas "caught and stoppered".

Songbirds with less vocal variation also show a tendency to copy chunks from their tutors' song.

Within a few months, according to her own suit against him, she would discover that Goldener had also copied chunks of the Bench database and attempted to delete the files to cover his tracks.

Ms. Rowling contends in the lawsuit that the lexicon copies large chunks of material from her own books while adding little new information and insight.

The committee found that even though Mr Schmitt had copied large chunks of other people's work and passed it off as his own, he should not be blamed.

Therefore, unknowingly they resort to extracting or copying large chunks of information from published texts without properly citing or placing text in quotations or paraphrasing them appropriately.

No Cut-And-Paste The inability to copy a chunk of text and paste it into another application has baffled geeks since the iPhone's introduction last year.

Only when there is no obvious reason for an author to have copied significant chunks of text from already published work particularly if that previous work is not cited and has no overlap in authorship does the software affix a "flag" to the article, including links to the papers from which it has text overlap.

But there would never be a reason to copy a chunk, even as a placeholder.

The night's most direct answer may have been Peña Nieto's response to last month's revelation that he copied large chunks of his 1991 undergraduate law thesis.

Copy the files "Chunks" & "Entities" to the folder 'Hacked'.