Sentence examples for papers taken from inspiring English sources

They have produced joint research papers, taken part in joint staff training and held student exchanges.

The contents of the Panama Papers, taken as a whole, are both sensational and banal.

The documents set out their case for a regrading of GCSE English papers taken by pupils this summer.

Schlesinger sees the papers, taken together, as providing good news, implying that the task of limiting warming could be more feasible than many analyses have concluded.

Even if those factors were evened out, a grade earned on papers taken in the hay-fever season gives only a snapshot of performance on a particular day.

Over the years, exam boards have argued that the number of grades changed following a re-mark is very small as a percentage of papers taken.

Hard-line papers took a different tack.

"You have to write the papers, take the exams, meet with the instructors.

Some 20 papers took a neutral stance on future temperatures, with 44 predicting temperatures would rise.

Two papers took the bait on what soon was exposed as a hoax.

Elsewhere, as with the Mail, papers took the opportunity to assault the Lib Dems.