Sentence examples for papers that the from inspiring English sources

Kleiner notes in the papers that The New York Times called the book "profound".

But the 400 papers that the Terrys found on the disease were just case studies.

The F.T.C. said in court papers that the terms of the agreement "raise potential competitive issues".

The salesman there told the Indian papers that the price was a "trade secret".

And now we read in the papers that the sentencing policy had been torn up.

Donaghy asserted in court papers that the league has systematic problems with officiating that affect the outcome of games.

Capilla de la Fe agreed, but the archdiocese argued in court papers that the churches still employed deceptive practices.

Mr. Strachman argued in court papers that the descriptions of Palestinian finances had been "woefully incomplete and frankly disingenuous".

Federal investigative sources still tell both papers that the operating theory right now is that he acted alone.

There is much in the Palestine papers that the PA's detractors will seize upon, and often deservedly so.

Economists working for the plaintiffs estimated in court papers that the company's total liability could approach $5 billion.