Sentence examples for informed articles from inspiring English sources
Based largely on reporting that appeared in The Times or informed articles published there, this book provides a useful and comprehensive narrative of the Iraq saga during the last year.
There have already been many, much more scholarly and informed articles and books written on the subject than I could offer, such as Rick Steiner's essay on Arctic drilling, Terry Macalister's book Polar Opposites: Opportunities and Threats in the Arctic; and Naomi Klein, Bill McKibben and Annie Leonard, published in June.
Her specialties were sociologically informed articles on race riots and fashion.
MFS publishes theoretically engaged and historically informed articles on modernist and contemporary fiction.
It publishes philosophically rigorous and empirically informed articles in all areas of bioethics (broadly construed) and on related issues in practical ethics.
It balances the right to be informed (article 10 of the European convention) against the security right to be forcibly shut up – and declares no contest.
A federal judge on Thursday granted a request to unseal part of a Watergate report known as the Road Map which gives details about President Richard Nixon's involvement in covering up the Watergate break-in and was used to inform articles of impeachment against him.
A very good and informing article for managers in these high economic turbulent times How ever,some advice offered such soliciting for services of sustainability experts may be unattainable to some companies in the developing world.
It is the latter chronotope that has informed the articles in this issue.
This column was written near the end of 2009, a time when one expects to be informed by articles in magazines and TV programs touting the "best of … for the year 2009".
Jourdain, a former student of Russell's, was quite conversant with the developing mathematical logic (at least to a degree he was a competent, but not quite first-rate, practitioner), went on to publish informed survey articles on (in addition to the piece on Frege already mentioned) Boole, Jevons, MacColl, and Peano, and had written on Russell's earlier work on the principles of mathematics.
