Sentence examples for extended article from inspiring English sources

Mr Rich's extended article on long-distance train travel was a good.

It is scarcely more than a clearing of the throat or an extended article between his big books on earthquakes and the Atlantic, focusing forensically on one photograph and one relationship: that with Alice Pleasance Liddell, the original Alice.

Cowles's dissertation, published in 1899 as an extended article in the Botanical Gazette (an important journal founded by his teacher John Coulter), became a classic study of plant succession.

The adequate communication started at ARES 2015 and is further continued with this extended article in the EURASIP journal (6).

Read more at Apple Insider, and keep an eye on it because there are two more installations of the extended article to come.

See the extended article here.

May has also refused to rule out extending Article 50, giving Parliament more time to sort itself out.

If the Commons still can't agree on a policy, the bill would then force the Government to extend Article 50.

If May does not extend Article 50 — or cancel Brexit completely — the U.K. will automatically leave the EU at 11 p.m. on March 29.

That means, with no time to negotiate with the EU, and No Deal unpopular, it may be time to kick the can down the road again: a vote to extend Article 50 by six months.

Indeed, the so-called "more than a single variety approach" upheld by the European Patent Office in 1999 (Transgenic Plant/Novartis II ) has been effectively extended by Article 4.2 of the aforementioned "Biotechnology Directive" 98/44/EC.