Sentence examples for most influential papers from inspiring English sources

One of his most influential papers, which was published in 1981, was "The Economics of Superstars".

A vigorous journalism has flourished for more than a century, the most influential papers being the Gospel Advocate (Nashville, Tenn).

It is one of India's most influential papers, and its voice has frequently coincided with that of the national government.

Included are nine of Nash's most influential papers, most of them written over the decade beginning in 1949.

The reader who perseveres will have read one of the most influential papers in the history of physics.

Joseph Valley Register (1845), which became one of the most influential papers in the state during his 18 years as editor.

The most influential paper Gerard Salton never wrote.

Turkey's most influential paper, Hurriyet, also felt the same impulse to question Pamuk's Turkishness.

Perhaps the most influential paper, originally published in 2006, was by Chul-In Lee, of Konkuk University, in Korea, and Gary Solon, of Michigan State University.

After years of declining circulation and advertising revenue, San Francisco's most influential paper is finding itself increasingly isolated in the building it has called home since 1924.

Probably his most influential paper — certainly the one that had the biggest impact on me — was his 1986 paper (pdf) on currency regimes and the behavior of real exchange rates.