Sentence examples for key authors from inspiring English sources

Find highly cited articles and key authors and journals on your topic/field.

The review was carried out following a search of specific databases, websites, key journals, references and key authors.

One of the key authors who spurred my desire for travel was Bill Bryson, author of some of the most amusing and informative books I have ever read.

Key authors in this subject area were identified from these studies and used as additional search terms in the five electronic databases listed earlier.

Key authors such as Thoreau, Margaret Fuller, Ezra Pound, Robert Lowell, Gary Snyder, Leslie Silko, Gloria Naylor, and Gerald Vizenor are transformed in this light.

Key authors are read in pairs: for example, Arthur Schnitzler and Hugo von Hofmannsthal, Alfred Doblin and Franz Kafka, Paul Celan and Ingeborg Bachmann.

He was a key author of the Conservative party's Low Carbon Economy green paper.

There is conflicting evidence as to who was the key author of the 7 October note, with Thompson describing Adams as "one of the main authors".

"There are three factors contributing to this change," said Wendy Wong, a research associate at Pew and the key author of the report.

Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison of Texas, the senior Republican on the aviation subcommittee and a key author of the bill, said, "I'm very disturbed that Secretary Mineta has already said he's not going to meet the 60-day deadline".

The moment that made headlines was when Sen. Max Baucus, the key author of the health-care law, fretted that the rollout would be "a huge train wreck". We'll get to that in a minute.