Sentence examples for quarterly article from inspiring English sources
Just as internet shopping forced Walmart and Tesco to adapt, so online sharing will shake up transport, tourism, equipment-hire and more.The main worry is regulatory uncertainty (see Technology Quarterly article).
Anthony Tommasini's commentary on American serialism ["Midcentury Serialists: The Bullies or the Besieged?," July 9] reads Joseph Straus's Musical Quarterly article closely, but responds to it rather too much from Mr. Tommasini's memories of his Yale days at the tail end of the period Mr. Straus examined.
We apply the distinctions between different approaches to aggregate measure design to a recent Leadership Quarterly article and to the GLOBE project on which that article is based.
The beginning of the line of research on good language learners (GLL) is often credited to the work of Joan Rubin's TESOL Quarterly article published in 1975 (Griffiths, 2008a).
He recalls a McKinsey Quarterly article, "Teamwork at the Top," that reported the top five executives at a major utility company had been asked to list the company's 10 highest priorities.
After the initial Congressional Quarterly article on our dispute ran, Google's Boorstin issued a statement to the media saying that he apologized.
Think Quarterly includes articles by Google executives, profiles of managers at other companies, bright illustrations, data visualizations and large-font quotations that look like Google search results.
The Firm, as it calls itself, was deeply involved in the Enron debacle: the energy company's boss, Jeff Skilling, was a McKinsey veteran who praised the consultancy for doing "God's work", and the McKinsey Quarterly published articles on Enron as enthusiastically as Hello! runs pieces about the Beckhams.
Within the same week that McKinsey Quarterly published an article addressing how private-sector companies can enjoy sizable benefits by empowering women in the workforce, particularly in developing countries, The New York Times reported on the remarkable gender gap in the high-tech world of Silicon Valley.
He wrote for the Chicago-based language quarterly Verbatim, contributing articles like "Alchemical Calques or the Transmutation of Language".
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