Sentence examples for published a landmark from inspiring English sources

In 2006, Philip E. Tetlock published a landmark book called "Expert Political Judgment".

In 1964, the British biologist William Hamilton published a landmark paper to answer these kinds of questions.

Four years later, elaborating on its findings, Converse published a landmark essay, "The Nature of Belief Systems in Mass Publics".

He again found oxygen isotopes an excellent predictor of temperature and published a landmark paper on the subject in the journal Tellus in 1964.

The Royal Spanish Academy was founded in 1713 to preserve the Spanish language, and it published a landmark Spanish dictionary for that purpose.

In 1972, Steinschneider published a landmark paper in the journal Pediatrics, in which he argued that S.I.D.S. could be hereditary, and was related to sleep apnea.

The book is particularly significant because the Bank has pressed for a much bigger role for privatised pensions since publishing a landmark report, "Averting the Old Age Crisis", ten years ago.

September 27 , 20138.00am BST This morning, scientists will publish a landmark report on the state of climate change science, a huge undertaking that's years in the making and whose influence will be felt for years to come.

In late 2003, when Viking began publishing a landmark series of new translations of "In Search of Lost Time," Mr. Karpeles, 54 — who fell in love with the novel as a high school student in New York and has studied it devotedly through the years — was spurred to action.

After publishing a landmark study of MTR in January's Science, some of the nation's leading scientists called on the Obama administration to permanently ban the practice of MTR.

In 1901, Appleton published his " A Landmark History of New York".