Sentence examples for extensive articles from inspiring English sources

The newspaper sometimes publishes extensive articles on delicate topics that do not receive similar attention in the Chinese-language news media.

On both occasions, the documents were provided in advance to The New York Times, The Guardian of Britain and the German magazine Der Spiegel, which all published extensive articles on the insights the documents provided into the United States' conduct of the two wars.

In the same months that the Anti-Jacobin Review launched its first critiques of the Analytical and other journals, the Analytical published extensive articles on the picturesque and other aesthetic theories.

But to see Esquire's extensive article about her, the reader has to get the printed magazine.

Re "As Paralympics Begin, U.S. Athletes Add Equality to Their Goals," Sept 6: Why provide an extensive article on inequality and then not demonstrate fair coverage?

GEORGE JOCHNOWITZ, New York Other than labeling the released Palestinians as dangerous terrorists, Bergman's extensive article omits an analysis of just who they were.

On September 10th 2012, just over a month before Sandy hit, the New York Times published an extensive article highlighting Dr Jacob's prediction.Sandy unfolded much as scientists had feared.

In September this year, Guardian Australia got the scoop of persuading Julia Gillard, the former prime minister who was ousted in June and had not spoken since, to break her silence with an exclusive and extensive article.

Mr. Cedar had read an extensive article called "The Accursed Mountain" by the Israeli journalist and author Ron Leshem about Beaufort and the last months in Lebanon in the Hebrew daily Yediot Aharonot.

Global Times, an English-language newspaper published by the Chinese Communist Party, on Wednesday posted online an extensive article on Mr. Ai, based on a six-hour conversation with him at his home in Beijing.

Forests are widely known as repositories of carbon — about 104 billion tons of it worldwide — but the role they will play in a warming world is less understood, although crucial, as my colleague Justin Gillis reported in an extensive article last fall.