Sentence examples for distributed articles from inspiring English sources

Today, the campaign distributed articles that cited the Bush operation's under-the-radar efforts to crush him in South Carolina.

People like Forest Supervisor J. W. Humphrey promoted the scenic wonders of Bryce Canyon's amphitheaters, and by 1918 nationally distributed articles also helped to spark interest.

These results suggest that, after controlling for other factors, an increase in the number of newspaper articles by 1 unit (× 106 distributed articles) will lead to an increase of 0.01% in the incidence of suicide among females.

This suggests that, after controlling for other factors, an increase in newspaper articles by 1 unit (106 distributed articles), an increase in household internet use by 1%, or an increase in the national jobless rate in the previous month by 1% will lead to increases of 0.01%, 0.16%, and 12.7%, respectively, in male suicides.

"The primary onus is on Pakistani policy makers, both in mufti and khaki, to take the fallout of Kashgar seriously, for its recurrence can be detrimental to our bilateral bond," Mr. Hussain wrote in a widely distributed article.

In the weeks leading up to Team New Zealand's final day of operation under Blake's stewardship, on March 31, questions were aired concerning the syndicate's finances in a widely distributed article by the former cup skipper Bill Koch, and then in articles and an editorial in The New Zealand Herald, the country's largest newspaper.

In his widely distributed article, Kuhn makes the following case for China's one-party rule, while cleverly admitting its shortfalls and weaknesses: Kuhn: Leadership mistakes are a thing of the past.

Manufacturers of drugs and medical devices request more leeway in distributing articles on new uses of their products.

As part of its strategy, the group has been distributing articles and opinion columns written in defense of private equity.

But the F.D.A. says that if a company distributes articles on unapproved uses of a product, that is tantamount to promoting it.

Beginning then, The Los Angeles Times will distribute articles through a news service jointly owned by the Tribune Company, The Times's owner, and the McClatchy Company, another newspaper publisher.