Sentence examples similar to nearly fifty articles from inspiring English sources

A noted food historian, she authored nearly two hundred articles and papers on medieval foods and foodways.

Wikipedia has more content available in English — nearly four million articles — than in any other language.

Judge Cudahy has been a prolific scholar, authoring nearly thirty articles on these intertwined fields-with special attention paid to energy utilities.

And it has nearly four million articles in English, including some on pop culture topics that would not be considered worthy of a mention in the Encyclopaedia Britannica.

As the legal scholar Amy Gajda has shown, nearly sixty articles of gossip about the Warren-Bayard family appeared in newspapers between 1882 and 1890 including front-page stories, two weeks apart, about the funerals of Mrs. Warren's mother and sister.

As the legal scholar Amy Gajda has shown, nearly sixty articles of gossip about the Warren-Bayard family appeared in newspapers between 1882 and 1890 — including front-page stories, two weeks apart, about the funerals of Mrs. Warren's mother and sister.

As a prolific contributor to the "Encyclopédie," publishing nearly four hundred articles, many of them on politics and music, Rousseau appeared to have joined in a collective endeavor to establish the primacy of reason and, as Diderot wrote, to "give back to the arts and the sciences the liberty that is so precious to them".

He has edited or authored 9 textbooks on pain medicine and written nearly three hundred articles, book chapters and abstracts on the diagnosis and management of complex pain problems.

Wikipedia, which has grown to nearly five million English articles since 2001, uses a team of more than 250,000 people to protect the authenticity of its content.

Over the past thirty-five years, the Thurber Prize-winning essayist and reporter Ian Frazier has contributed nearly two hundred and fifty feature articles, comic essays, and Talk of the Town stories to The New Yorker.

Yesterday, in response to this week's indictment of a 24-year-old Harvard researcher and Internet activist for allegedly hacking into MIT's network and collecting nearly five million scholarly articles, a second hacker released more than 18,592 (32 gigabytes) of subscription-only research obtained from the same service.