Sentence examples for ones the authors from inspiring English sources

That might mean that this economic downturn has been harder on mental health than previous ones, the authors concluded.

But religious revivals are not always accompanied by political ones; the authors don't address why this one is.

But because many of the cars were similar in color and model, students' early matches were not likely to alter later ones, the authors said.

Poor countries with young populations, disorganized public health measures and substandard hospital care appear much more vulnerable than wealthier ones, the authors said.

But the ones with the dash (the ones the authors actually wrote) seem to live and breathe, while the others just lie there on the page.

After comparing various unequal countries and American states with more equal ones, the authors concluded that greater inequality leads to more crime, higher infant mortality, fatter citizens, shorter lives, more teenage pregnancies, more discrimination against women and so on.

But not all the comparisons were ones the author liked to encourage.

Read that book, and if you're bitten You can borrow all the other ones the author's written.

When she sees Frederic for the first time, she bursts into "Poor Wand'ring One," the authors' parody of sentimental opera.

The participants were clinically examined by one the authors (PN) before inclusion in the study.

The third chapter discusses pulmonary immunity, a complicated topic but one the authors explain simply by emphasizing essential concepts.