Sentence examples for papers that could be from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow, the Commons public administration select committee, led by Bernard Jenkin, will question cabinet secretary Jeremy Heywood over plans to deny anti-EU cabinet members access to new government papers that could be used as part of the referendum campaign.

Most of the papers that could be evaluated in this review resulted in a positive conclusion.

Further title and abstract clearing of non-relevant articles yielded a total of 85 papers that could be used for the literature review (Fig. 1).

It was their constant complaint that the media failed to account for the many policy papers that could be found on their website, and to give them the equal time that Trump's red-meat rallies got on cable news.

The BBC stories cited about 1380 research papers that could be identified as journal articles.

Finding a way to automate this process would greatly increase curation efficiency, not to mention the number of papers that could be fully curated.

Later, he designed an airmail dress, made of paper, that could be folded up and posted.

He tried Dr. Silver's invention, an adhesive on a piece of paper that could be removed and reattached.

There is a mix of men and women discussing the parts of the paper that could be deemed substantive or less so.

(His condoms were also, interestingly, packaged with slips of paper that could be discreetly handed to a pharmacist, ordering another supply).

Scrap paper, meanwhile, had already been in circulation as a name for waste paper that could be recycled or reused, with note-taking emerging as one prominent type of reuse.