Sentence examples for four or five papers from inspiring English sources

For example, crystallographer Lawrence Bragg, chemist Eric Rideal and physicist Nevill Mott each typically communicated around four or five papers a year in the 1950s.

"They expect to be writing three, four or five papers, but students, particularly at large institutions, can get through their first year of college without ever having written a paper at all".

Mr. Scruton was such a fanatic, Mr. Hoffman said, that he would "buy four or five papers each day and just read the sports section and throw the rest away".

They said I needed to write about four or five papers a year, to supervise two or three Ph.D. students, and have a certain amount of research income," he says.

"I signed three or four papers," said Mr. Khan, who was detained overnight and now faces deportation.

I publish three or four papers a year in peer-reviewed journals," she says.

I got a paper round in Knotty Ash, and I'd always have two or three papers left at the end because the estate was a labyrinth".

"Rarely do more than five or six papers appear per year to add new knowledge and help us design better support services for persons with disabilities," she said.

More experienced writers will write two or three papers from one project, using a specific aspect of their research as a hook.

A student may plan to write a sustained piece of work on one topic; he/she may instead plan to write two or three papers on connected topics.

In his view "all of this criticism has amounted to one or two papers from law firms", and the grumbles of disgruntled individuals.