Sentence examples for earliest articles from inspiring English sources

Watson's earliest articles were brief, irate, and punctuation-deprived.

In one of his earliest articles, published in 1951, Arrow showed that a competitive economy in equilibrium is efficient.

Comte's ideas were very similar to Saint-Simon's, and some of his earliest articles appeared in Saint-Simon's publications.

Ms. Homans began developing her case in her earliest articles for The New Republic and in a 2002 article in The New York Times, in which she bemoaned New York City Ballet's lack of luster in the post-Balanchine era.

Even his earliest articles displayed the motifs of his future film career: a love for classic American movies, political films, and documentaries; a taste for grandiose speculation and fine phrases; and a conflation of his idea of cinema and his idea of himself.

In some of the earliest articles published about the nascent disco subculture, Aletti described Mancuso as an "introvert" who happened to like "bringing people together". He described him as "part-technician, part-crowd psychologist"—perhaps the finest summary of d.j.ing ever written.

-How does the earliest article address the uncertainty of the outcome?

The earliest article the authors identified appeared in 1970 in The Journal of Practical Nursing.

Among the 47 Wikipedia entries, the entry on bradyarrhythmias was the earliest article, created in 2001.

The earliest article was published in 1987, and research has steadily increased.

The earliest article describing complications associated with such a procedure dates back to 1979 [ 52].