Sentence examples for most prominent articles from inspiring English sources

The most prominent articles focused on Mr. Ryan and his general philosophy rather than on the budget itself.

It is no accident, I think, that Bargh cites Skinner favorably in some of his most prominent articles.

First, we identified the most prominent articles that discuss innovation models and processes and their meaning for innovation management.

On the other side, the limits in the validity of the optoelectronic noise model are discussed, a topic that has never been clarified by any of the most prominent articles, e.g.,[5, 6].

The most prominent article for the site describes efforts by Israeli and Palestinian women to encourage their peers to discuss peace and coexistence issues they believe male negotiators have neglected.

"I keep telling people that the most prominent set of articles The Weekly Observer has done were those MDG pieces, but they were never on the front pages.

The Samoa Observer Samoa's most prominent newspaper ran an article in 2016 entitled "Police winning war on drugs" which relied almost entirely on the testimony of an anonymous drug user, who stated: "I guess it's time to just read my Bible and stay home, I wish this dry season happened during my tertiary years; I would have had a degree by now".

In the following we describe the papers according to the identified categories, for more detailed information concerning MEDLINE articles' content, please refer to the Additional file 4. Supporting communication and sharing data among stakeholders in healthcare is the most prominent domain including 34 articles.

The most prominent father in the article is Jonathan Earp of Oakland, Calif., his family's main caregiver.

Though most readers gloss right over bylines, they are nonetheless one of the most prominent features of an article because of where they are located and because the type is usually boldfaced.

So eyebrows were raised earlier this month when The Ottawa Citizen, the capital's most prominent newspaper, published a scathing article accusing Prime Minister Jean Chrétien of unethical conduct in his business dealings.