Sentence examples for of many publications from inspiring English sources
American sociologist, poet, fiction writer, social critic, activist, and public intellectual, author of many publications including his book Growing up absurd: problems of youth in the organized system (1960).
In her mea culpa for being one of many publications to scale back green coverage, The New York Times' Public Editor Margaret Sullivan ended her impassioned recommitment to environmental reporting with a quote from Al Gore, "The survival of human civilization is at risk.
But the end of a racist regime also marked the end of many publications that resisted it.
Jenny is the author of many publications on measuring student understanding.
He published a pamphlet in 1833 and a book of lectures in 1836, the first of many publications.
He belittled the "on the other hand" kind of balance so many publications strive for as mere wishy-washiness.
In Critische Dichtkunst (1740), one of the most important of his many publications, he attacked the narrowly rationalist Dichtkunst (1730) of the Leipzig "literary pope" Johann Christoph Gottsched.
Few of the many publications describing health impacts of climate change focus on effects among children or other vulnerable subpopulations [ Balbus and Malina 2009; World Health Organization (WHO) 2009b].
In 1889 Clarke wrote the first of his many publications on the geochemical distribution of the elements.
In spite of the many publications, the design and scale-up of bubble column reactors is still an often difficult task and subjected to errors, as the multiphase flow in bubble columns is complex in structure.
