Sentence examples for pivotal articles from inspiring English sources

Only pivotal articles are presented because of page constraints and reference number limits.

In a forceful defence of the court's justices ahead of next week's pivotal article 50 appeal hearing, Lord Hope, who retired in 2013, said recent attacks had gone far beyond legitimate criticism.

Donald Sherburne wrote a pivotal article in 1967, revised in 1971, titled "Whitehead without God".

In 2011 Robin DiAngelo published a pivotal article on "White Fragility" (International Journal of Critical Pedagogy, Vol 3 (3) (2011) pp 54-70).

At the same time, it contains the first written description of DNA as a code and of the mechanism of DNA replication — preceding the pivotal scientific articles about DNA's structure and its genetic implications by more than a month.

In December 2002 a pivotal Nature article pointed out that junk DNAmay help explain the differences between man and mouse, since the two creatures share most of their genes.

A pivotal finding of the article was that the research that made the yield increases possible was tremendously cost-effective not only for producing food without destroying natural habitats but also for limiting the release of greenhouse gases.

The pivotal aim of this article was to understand whether job insecurity has consequences for family formation and whether these consequences vary according to the socio-cultural context.

These articles played a pivotal role in theory development on crowdsourcing.

Several articles described seven pivotal features of trials that would need to be considered when making decisions about the appropriateness of patient reported outcomes in clinical trials.

• To the Editor: Your article represents a pivotal point in the national debate about hydrofracking, a drilling method for natural gas.