Sentence examples for had actually published from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Globe itself takes a knock when the film tells how, years earlier, it had actually published a story about 20 priests who were allegedly committing abuse, which was inexplicably placed deep in its pages and quickly forgotten about, a fact uncovered by the film's own researchers.

Still, no one had actually published work on the ability of birds to recognize people in the wild, and mockingbirds aren't considered to be as intelligent as parrots or crows.

What Newsweek has actually published is a pretty good internet story speculating about the identity of Bitcoin's founder.

People had heard about the list, but because no major news organization has actually published its full contents, the callers mainly wanted to know one thing: Am I on it?

"I think it's always worth looking at what the scientists have actually published and their data and methods, and they give you an idea of the previous literature on the subject.

We've actually published reviews of Solo and Infinity War already, but this was a chance for everyone to get their thoughts out there — and in the case of Infinity War, to have a spoiler-filled discussion about the cliffhanger ending and all the online speculation about what comes next.

Only very few authors have actually published (parts of) their knowledge base, mostly in the form of production rules.

Since this is from the Sanger Center and their collaborators who have actually published on successful applications of WGS (Harris et al. 2013) in an Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) outbreak monitoring and control in a hospital, as well as its distribution among humans and their animal companions, it is really a blueprint for implementation at the regional and national level.

At that point he exploded, unaware it had actually been published.

Before this report had actually been published, an outbreak of yellow fever occurred in the U.S. garrison at Havana, and a commission was appointed to investigate it.

(The second questionnaire had actually been published in the early eighteen-nineties, during Proust's lifetime but prior to his fame, in the journal La Revue Illustrée).