Sentence examples for published in response from inspiring English sources

Questions and answers published in response to criticism tried to lower the stakes.

A large number of academic papers have been published in response to his claims, testing them by means of experimental and comparative studies.

This article, which appeared last month in the French daily Le Monde, got particular attention, including an essay published in response arguing that Harry is an antiglobalist crusader.

This article has been published in response to usini's request in a You tell us thread for Cif commenter BeautifulBurnout to write an article.

I was surprised by the relative absence of critical remarks in the letters (April 11) published in response to Michael Lewis's article (March 28).

A letter we published in response to our 1 April item about Gordon Brown's new image as the hard man of politics read: "Loved the April fool.

-- but whether a government, any government, may dictate to Google what it may or may not publish in response to users' searches.

I hadn't known that "Shamela" was only one of many works published in immediate response to "Pamela," and that "Pamela," indeed, had been possibly the biggest news of any kind in London in 1741.

The U.S. EPA's upper-bound estimate, published in its response to comments on the reconsideration notice, was $210 million per year (U.S. EPA 2006).

In an article published in 2006, in response to notions that Barrett's problems came from the drug, Gilmour was quoted as saying: "In my opinion, his nervous breakdown would have happened anyway.

When the new results were published, in 1970, the response was better, but there was still considerable resistance.