Sentence examples for published much work from inspiring English sources

In recent years, there has been published much work concerning the wave equation with time delay effects and the delay effects often appear in many practical problems.

In recent years, there has been published much work concerning the wave equation with constant delay or time-varying delay effects.

It published much early work by gifted writers, among them Philip Roth and Italo Calvino.

Now the journal Neuron, in which the pioneering brain spelunker has published much of his pathbreaking work, has taken the hint and interviewed Malenka, too, for a profile touching on a range of subjects from his own career trajectory to his approach to boosting those of his trainees to the future of neuroscience.

Premier Li Keqiang's Ph.D. adviser, the economist Li Yining, published much of his best-known work in debates leading up to the 1987 decision.

Of this vast oeuvre, only some has been published; much remains in manuscript, and some works have apparently been lost.

"We haven't published much," he said.

Mansfield's second husband, John Middleton Murry, went on to publish much of her work following her death.

Patrick Cockburn, who publishes much of his best work in the LRB, writes about the Middle East, but is the greatest living foreign correspondent in English, a writer of understated integrity and compassion, with the necessary balance of indignation and detachment.

He was not perhaps endowed with the most perfect of self-critical faculties and published rather too much work that was below his best.

Because this is a collection of previously published work, much time is spent going over the campaigns since Angell's last book, "Late Innings" (1982), an occasionally bulky task--especially for those whose teams have been courting the cellar of late.