Sentence examples for given literature from inspiring English sources

"Restaurant people have been preached to, given literature, and still plead ignorance," she said.

Mr. Gillum is the chairman of an N.A.A.C.P. dinner in Detroit on Sunday that is expected to be attended by President Clinton, Mr. Slater and Andrew M. Cuomo, the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; everyone there will be given literature on the importance of buckling up and restraining children appropriately, he said.

A threshold is also evaluated to check if a given literature is related to protein protein interactions.

On the basis of given literature following hypotheses can be formulated: H2: Reward for entrepreneurial activities positively predicts individuals' entrepreneurial orientation.

The accurate identification and annotation of compound name that are relevant to the topic of the given literature can establish links between scientific publications and various chemical and life science databases.

For the three-column configuration, it is assumed that these solids leave at the bottoms of columns 1 and 2. The design and configuration of the solid-liquid separation is based on the given literature [5],[7], and the assumed insoluble solids present in the stillage are listed in Table 1 with the type denotation 'Solid'.

Time, which decays everything else, gives literature a strange new life.

Mr. Scott added that it's "the kind of movie that gives literature a bad name".

And while that might not be everything, it should be enough to give literature a place of honor in our society.

All well and good, but "The Last Station," written and directed by Michael Hoffman ("The Emperor's Club") and based on a novel by Jay Parini, is the kind of movie that gives literature a bad name.

On the whole, we approve of anything that gives literature new life (quite literally in this case), but Venter's troubles have us worried: could other literary-minded scientists be inviting legal action?