Sentence examples for former author from inspiring English sources

HAL RUBINSTEIN (former author of a Details magazine food column): I drove by Florent one night, looked, and thought: "Wow, cool".

"It's noticeable that the U.K. is growing in the opposite direction of the U.S. and the euro zone," said Danny Gabay, a director at Fathom Financial Consulting in London and a former author of the Bank of England's inflation report.

The former author showed that the stress regime changes with depth to reverse fault stress regime.

Former author of the BBHub BlackBerry blog on AOL, his work also appears on ZDNet, TMCNet, AllBusiness.com and the Huffington Post.

Patterson (1992) declared that the fishing rate satisfying optimal E level of 0.5 tended to reduce pelagic fish stock abundance and, hence, the former author suggested that E should be maintained at 0.4 for optimal exploitation of those stocks.

As shown by the former author, the effective properties of random linear composites can be bounded by ensemble averages of their apparent elastic moduli defined on square (or cubic) volume elements (VEs) and computed with either affine displacement Boundary Conditions (BC) or uniform traction BC.

The first part is scientific-oriented and introduces a new design methodology approach which was originally inspired by TRIZ principles and has been developed within the former author's research environment.

Because Rodríguez's (2014) corpus was larger than that of Ignatieva (2008), making it more representative, we will take the former author's percentage average as the prototypical incidence of ideational grammatical metaphors for Mexican student essay texts.

Capitalizing on the uncertainty surrounding her former imprint, Ms. Godoff has begun luring many of her former authors, including Mr. Berendt, Mr. Chernow and Mr. Auletta.

Other executives at Random House said the details of her collaboration remained to be determined, and some agents wondered how effective Ms. Grann might be in attracting her former authors if her control over publishing decisions was incomplete and advisory.

The former authors found that among Italian 15-year-old students, poor readers are the most sensitive to family background.