Sentence examples for described this month from inspiring English sources

The legal battle was described this month in an article in The Art Newspaper.

Dr. Sogin's laboratory collaborated on the research with several Spanish biologists, and the results were described this month in a brief paper in the journal Nature.

In practice, however, many of the "security detainees" fell into a vague middle ground, between what Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld described this month as "high-value targets," who were "much more interesting from the standpoint of the interrogation process," and "a simple low-level person" who is "simply being kept off the street for a period".

Described this month in Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, the "stoppers" effectively prevent 67.5% of males who show up later from breeding.

The species, described this month in PLOS ONE, is nocturnal and is located on a secluded island that's 700 kilometers away from Mexico's mainland.

In the summer of 2009, he spent a month offline no computer, no phone; mostly he just sat in his apartment and read and he always described this month as the happiest of his life.

But, as Amy Lawrence described last month, this is a long-term project on Klinsmann has a great deal of latitude to remake U.S. soccer from youth development through the senior squad.

The statement marked an evolution in Mr. Chávez's view of Mr. Obama, whom he described last month as having the "same stench" as his predecessor in the White House.

Take, for example, Twyford CofE high school in Ealing, London, described last month as a "great comprehensive" by the education secretary, Michael Gove.

These studies, and the background research supporting them, were described last month at a symposium on brain aging in dogs sponsored by Hill's in conjunction with the annual meeting of the North American Veterinary Association in Orlando, Fla.

In Dr. Chou's process, which he described last month in a report in the journal Nature, one pulse of an ultraviolet excimer laser is applied through a quartz mold onto the silicon.