Sentence examples for raft of articles from inspiring English sources

A raft of articles followed: Psychology Today kicked things into gear.

A raft of articles and books have been written about last year's series of failed deficit negotiations, most importantly Bob Woodward's "The Price of Politics" and David Corn's "Showdown," offering a roadmap of where the talks are most likely headed.

Google "Family Dinner" and you will find a raft of articles claiming that if you eat dinner with your kids they will be less likely to use drugs or get into trouble and more likely to eat fruits and vegetables.

In any case, the raft of articles expressing shock about kids tweeting "threats" to airlines for the lulz has not helped the situation, nor have crackdowns on kids who say crazy things on Facebook.

"Obama acts like a kind of antacid to the American stomach," Andrew Sullivan, a columnist for The Sunday Times of London, wrote last weekend, one of a raft of adulatory articles in Europe's major newspapers.

Disclosures in the high-profile divorce case have sparked anger among investors and launched a raft of news articles about extravagant pay, bonuses and other benefits paid by U.S. corporations to former executives.

Almost instantly, a raft of answers and articles on screen.

One consequence was a raft of books and articles accusing Obama of abandoning progressive principles or being duped by the Rubinites.

Geithner, who had advised the Bush Administration on its bailout of A.I.G. and other big financial institutions, warned Obama, "You will be tying yourself to a strategy I was intimately involved in....You need to understand the cost you take in doing that.'' One consequence was a raft of books and articles accusing Obama of abandoning progressive principles or being duped by the Rubinites.

With every new doodle comes a raft of online news articles.

That is going to bring a raft of "Google Glass isn't popular" kinds of articles.