Sentence examples for foreign journals from inspiring English sources

By the mid-sixties, the government had access to eleven thousand foreign journals, five million foreign patents, and a few hundred thousand research reports, including conference proceedings and dissertations.

The Dutch "corantos" ("currents of news"), which strung together items extracted from foreign journals, became the sources for English and French translations published in Amsterdam as early as 1620.

But will we still have to pay for foreign journals and research carried out abroad?" For any country to get the full benefit from its own government's open-access mandates, it needs other countries to do the same.

An article in China Youth Daily, reprinted by the state news agency Xinhua, called the outflow of research to foreign journals "embarrassing".

The original English textbooks and writings were often used in ethnological and sociological courses in universities, and Chinese scholars often wrote or translated their works into English and published them in foreign journals.

But the report dwells more on distribution than on overall success, pointing out that while some of the increase in research output benefited Chinese publications, the vast majority of new papers went to SCI-listed foreign journals.

Later, the government announced he had been rehabilitated, and he eventually worked for the national sports ministry reading foreign sports journals to find tips for Czechoslovak coaches.

Although you will not find many people in the front rows burying their faces in foreign policy journals, world events insinuate themselves.

He was the author of nine books, editor of the nation's most influential foreign policy journals and mentor to scores of younger writers and historians.

A preface and translator's note argue the book is a window onto contemporary China, but at times "The Fat Years" is larded with the kind of analysis more common to foreign policy journals.

Today, if you read, say, foreign policy journals or, in a farcical form, listen to the Republican debates, they're asking, "How do we prevent further losses?" On the other hand, the capacity to preserve control has sharply declined.