Sentence examples for published in the same month from inspiring English sources

He continued to draw illustrations and examples from Plato and Aristotle (the latter usually on matters of natural philosophy), for example in De immensa Dei misericordia (On the Immense Mercy of God), a work published in the same month (September, 1524) as his first book against Luther, De libero arbitrio).

The climate change performance index, which assesses the efforts of the world's 60 richest nations, was published in the same month.

I wondered whether the essay, published in the same month as the invasion of Iraq, gave him any pause about our competence to set that country right).

A survey published in the same month by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences showed that urban residents felt less confident that they would get richer than they felt about prospects for the economy generally (see chart).Mr Wen highlighted some achievements.

The situation might be compared with that of Kosovo today, with Hutus in the place of Albanians.ROLAND STROMBERGFox Point, WisconsinLocating LabourSIR Your leader contradicts your special, "Labour's first year", published in the same issue (May 2nd).

An editorial published in the same issue, Oct. 25, said the laser was about as effective as a more standard treatment, daily application of benzoyl peroxide, which is often combined with antibiotics.

Allow me, in my turn, to say to you: "I'd never have guessed that an Englishman could penetrate so deeply into French beauty, French intentions, and French prosody". But after reading the poem published in the same issue ("August") and finding it imbued with an emotion at once so real and so subtle, I no longer felt surprised in the slightest: it takes a poet fully to understand a poet.

The new amended regulations will be published in the same way later this month.

The research echoes similar findings by a team from the Jilin Earthquake Agency, published in the same journal last month.

The charts and two accompanying papers appear in the current issue of the journal Nature and greatly elaborate on initial descriptions of the Arctic seafloor vents published in the same journal in January.

Robert Greene's Groatsworth of Wit, with its infamous attack on "Shake-scene", was published posthumously in the same month.