Sentence examples for out of articles from inspiring English sources

The book grew out of articles written by Mr. Weiss for Business Week beginning in late 1996 that chronicled the infiltration of men with Mafia connections into brokerage firms specializing in small-capitalization and penny stocks.

"The Argument," which grew out of articles Mr. Bai wrote for The New York Times Magazine, combines lots of energetic reporting on the ground with some astute political analysis.

He has contributed Talk of the Town, Comment, Reporter at Large, and Profile pieces, and is the author of ten books, most of which grew out of articles first published in the magazine.

Many of the books he's known for, like "The Botany of Desire," "The Omnivore's Dilemma," "In Defense of Food" and, most recently, "Cooked," grew out of articles he wrote for the magazine.

This protection, I promised them, went beyond merely leaving their names out of articles: it meant working closely with them to make sure I would use only as much information from their personal lives as needed to report their claims – but not enough so that they would be identifiable.

This is all delivered in a single stream that will allow you to jump into and out of articles without losing your place in the overall conversation.

The justice minister said the constitution should not be a "museum for out-of-date articles".

Following removal of out-of-scope articles, one paper was included.

They sent out thousands of articles, and people believed the image.

He left out clippings of articles on subjects that interested her — dance, theatre — and in those words Nelson saw possibilities.

Thus, small values of (p^) single out pairs of articles that have a highly significant combination of common cited articles.