Sentence examples for papers that formed from inspiring English sources

It was on Sept. 16, 1908, that William Crapo Durant filed the incorporation papers that formed G.M., with a revitalized Buick as its foundation.

As the focal agency for a number of key issues, FAO authored several papers that formed the basis of discussions at UNFF, supported country-led initiatives, and seconded a senior staff person to the UNFF secretariat.

Series of short papers that form the basis of a final paper.

We develop some preliminary answers to this question based on seven research papers that form the contribution to the thematic series.

Consequently, it is no surprise that there are no references in the book to any of the major papers that form the critical care evidence base.

BEN BERNANKE'S meticulous argument on why the Fed's monetary policy did not cause the housing bubble left largely unanswered a more interesting question: if low interest rates didn't cause it, what did?For that, you should read the Fed staff working paper that formed the basis for most of Mr Bernanke's speech.

It's a glue gun-like pen that let's you draw out super hot plastic onto paper that forms a 3D doodle.

Its eventual publication, two months after the Bondi-Gold paper, was a coincidence that formed an impenetrable phalanx for nearly two decades.

The background paper included the questions that formed the basis for the study and was provided so that all participants had a baseline knowledge of the subject and were able to prepare for the interview.

The origins of these people, their later movements, and the international justice process in the years after World War II created a paper trail that forms the nucleus of the Treblinka archive.

Sustainability requirements were incorporated into the tender process from the start (beyond the "do you have an environmental policy" type questions) including quantifying energy and paper savings that formed a fundamental part in awarding the contract.