Sentence examples for papers in the next from inspiring English sources

The company said that the impact of higher prices on the number of copies sold had been smaller than expected, but that The Times expected to report lower circulation for both its daily and Sunday papers in the next audited figures, for the six months through September, while The Globe was expected to show a Sunday decline but might show a small increase for the daily.

Add administrative work, etc., and I'm lucky if I average 4 hours a week on research," says Ford, "If I get out two first-author papers in the next 5 years, I'll consider that a major accomplishment".

Assuming they do not, General Musharraf will probably hand in his army papers in the next week or two, and be sworn in again as president on November 15th.

Both gave him their papers in the end.

She published an astonishing 100 papers in the last two years of her life alone.

Their results are published in a pair of papers in the May 27 issue of Nature.

They've been sitting safely in the Fitzgerald archives at Princeton University since his daughter donated his papers in the 1950s.

This is, of course, a problem that deserved many tens of papers in the last four decades.

This insight was made clear and explicit by Klein in a number of papers in the early 1870s.

The research is published in two separate papers in the May 4 issue of The American Journal of Human Genetics.

James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and John Jay made is a cornerstone of their arguments for the new constitution in the Federalist Papers in the late 1780s.