Sentence examples for leading author of from inspiring English sources

For Alexander Hamilton, the leading author of the Federalist papers, the solution to the problem was to create a strong American federal government, acting directly on the citizen rather than through the constituent states.

In January this year, HCSS Education was acquired by Access Group, the leading author of integrated business management software for the mid-market, creating one of the largest providers of financial, budgetary and planning solutions to the UK education sector.

Dr. Arthur B. Robinson, the leading author of the article circulated with Dr. Seitz's letter, said it had been submitted for review by other scientists and for publication in a scientific journal but had not yet been published.

"Countries will not be able to break out of poverty or sustain economic advances when so much of their population is unable to achieve the nutritional security that is needed for a healthy and productive life," said Professor Robert Black of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, the leading author of the Lancet reports.

Amber Peterman, leading author of the study, said: "Our results confirm that previous estimates of rape and sexual violence are severe underestimates of the true prevalence of sexual violence occurring in the DRC.

The leading author of this study, Professor Ian Day, put the use of deodorant in non-odour producing women down to social pressures.

The author of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, The Girls of Slender Means and Memento Mori accrued enough honours and prizes during her lifetime to attest to her reputation as one of the leading authors of the postwar period.

Across the cafe table from Björk sits the writer Andri Snær Magnason, who is the head of the festival's literary wing, Airwords, and one of the country's leading authors – of novels, plays, children's literature and poetry.

Students engage with seminal texts from leading authors of Southern urbanism and critical themes, including the rise of Southern theory, African urbanism, Chinese international cooperation, Brazilian urban diplomacy, and the globally-driven commodification of urban real estate.

Various cultures and rituals were singled out, sacrifice of either men or animals becoming one of the main topics for speculation, though the exact motivation or cause of sacrificial ritual was disputed among the leading authors of the theory.

"Mark my words here this morning: there will be another crisis, as certain as we're sitting here," said the committee's chairman, Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut and one of the leading authors of the act.