Sentence examples for different chronicles from inspiring English sources

"Talk about a big bubble that really affects the global economy," said Kenneth Rogoff, an economics professor at Harvard whose new book, "This Time Is Different," chronicles 800 years of debt-driven financial crises.

Kenneth Rogoff, a Harvard economist whose recent book, "This Time Is Different," chronicles 800 years of financial crises, said: "I think right now every vulnerable country has one or two deep-pocketed backers that pretty much rule out a sudden run".

The year given by the chronicle was uncertain, because different chroniclers started the new year at different calendar dates, and Asser's date of death is generally given as 908/909.

Based on a specific site, this study highlights the high predictive capacities of two atmospheric tracers on the same time range with sufficiently different atmospheric concentration chronicles.

"Punk'd" chronicles different celebrities pranking other celebs every Thursday at 10 p.m. ET on MTV.

Yet for all the particularity, these are the generic facts of war, not very different from those chronicled by Homer almost 3,000 years ago.

A push to diversify the communications arena with more minorities will allow people who view their stories through different lenses to chronicle the news in a unique way based on what they see and how they are inspired to tell the story.

Her short story collection Different Kinds of Love (1987) chronicles the advances towards, and retreats from, family, children, passions and friends.

A documentary series in which each episode chronicles a different Taylor Swift feud – from Katy Perry to Kanye West.

Anyway, the album chronicles a different engagement, with a predominantly acoustic sound and the sobering presence of Mr. Sanders, a shrewdly effusive tenor saxophonist.

Your piece chronicles a different way to intervene and impact the lives of average citizens, but do you think this approach is excessively pessimistic, in that we're essentially accepting that these kinds of regimes will remain in power?