Sentence examples for pioneering article from inspiring English sources

Kennan later expanded this telegram under the pseudonym X in a pioneering article in Foreign Affairs.

Mr. Balk also collaborated with Alex Haley on a pioneering article tracing the rise of the Nation of Islam.

ambassador to London in 1973, when he published a pioneering article calling for a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza, alongside Israel.

In a pioneering article in the first issue of Another Magazine, Mark Sanders teased out the origins of Korda's aesthetic, having interviewed him shortly before his death in 2001.

The political and economic realities described by Hansen and his co-authors were reflected in a different way in a pioneering article on carbon dioxide and climate published in The Times in 1956: Coal and oil are still plentiful and cheap, and both will be consumed by industry so long as it pays to do so.

The pioneering article by Aumann [1] and Debreu [2] were inspired by problems arising in control theory and mathematical economics.

All the column inches readers devour today are indebted to Bateman's obsession with food, a subject national newspapers had largely ignored before his pioneering articles.

Many of the women wrote the pioneering articles and books about corporate criminal liability, grand jury practice and the differences between corporate managers who are defendants and ordinary street criminals.

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On the wake of the first pioneering articles [6, 7], following retrospective and prospective studies dealing with migraine and pregnancy published in the last twenty years show similar results.

A series of pioneering articles, books, and classes that followed did much to demolish the longstanding intellectual foundations of women's marginalization and assumed inferiority and led, in a sense, to the academic world we know today.