Sentence examples for reams of articles from inspiring English sources

The Times has run reams of articles about Obama victorious.

Barack Obama kills a fly and reams of articles ensue.

Over the summer he began to feed that framework into the software, along with the reams of articles that publishers made available.

Reams of articles are dedicated to the fats v carbs debate, as Paleo advocates practically roll in coconut oil with glee while eschewing sugar, and others steadfastly maintain that wholegrains are essential for health.

There were reams of articles in the tabloids and rightwing broadsheets back then about why men should now slam doors in women's faces to prove that women couldn't have it both ways - not chivalry AND equality.

Type the search terms "inflation is false" into Google, and you will get reams of articles and analysis from mainstream outlets and voices, including investment guru Bill Gross (who referred to inflation numbers as a "haute con job").

There is so much research out there, that every paper sparks another idea and google scholar is one search away from another really interesting ream of articles that could be read!

For a prolific scholar, reams of published articles provide insights into the kind of justice he or she would be.

Jeremy Corbyn has attacked "overwhelmingly hostile" press coverage of Labour and his leadership, and said the June election result showed people were no longer affected by reams of negative articles.

He begins by gathering all the information he can, toting reams of reports and articles around in a pair of giveaway vinyl briefcases he picked up at a Finance Ministers' meeting in Japan a few years ago.

IN recent years, we've been treated to reams of op-ed articles about how we need better teachers in our public schools and, if only the teachers' unions would go away, our kids would score like Singapore's on the big international tests.