Sentence examples for opening of the article from inspiring English sources

The feature, subtitled "The Tissue Industrial Complex," is noteworthy for not mentioning the Henrietta Lacks case, but instead foregrounding at the opening of the article the growth in tissue storage and a corresponding lack of clear regulatory and governing arrangements.

In the opening of this article "concerto" was defined as it is thought of first today that is, in the sense that has prevailed since about 1750.

Unfortunately, even doctors get confused about this point, as exemplified by the opening of this article about how startled doctors are by these new guidelines.

The opening sentence of the article and the headline were based on a misinterpretation of a passage in her speech in which she first referred to the Democrats' agenda in the Senate and then went on to criticize the actions of the Republican majority in Congress.

He then read you the opening lines of the article published in the Mail in January 2008: "A champagne party at the Royal Academy provided a glamorous backdrop for BBC business editor Robert Peston and his writer and film-maker wife Sian Busby to celebrate her receiving the all-clear from lung cancer.

The headline and the opening paragraphs of the article suggest a far more universal interpretation than the study can reasonably bear.

This is the opening of an article in the British Medical Journal by professor Allyson Pollock, David Pryce and Peter Roderick: "Entitlement to free health services in England will be curtailed by the Health and Social Care Bill currently before parliament.

"My whole life," he adds pointedly, as if dictating the opening of an article, "has been about proving people wrong".

In the opening of his 1997 article "Is This the End?," Timothy Ferris imagined in detail a comet striking the earth.

The opening paragraphs of the Sorenstam article focused more on the challenge by the runner-up than on her achievement.

The opening sentence of the Abstract of the article was incomplete in the first print edition of volume 5, issue no. 1.