Sentence examples for retrospective articles from inspiring English sources

PONDICHERRY, INDIA — The last couple of months have seen a slew of retrospective articles and issues in the Indian media.

"The Decade We Had" (Op-Ed, Dec. 27) includes thoughtful retrospective articles by writers offering insightful observations about each of the last 10 years -- except for Jonathan Safran Foer's cute, faux postmodern take on 2005, "Nothing Ever Happens," which relegates Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath to "and a mandatory evacuation was ordered in New Orleans".

We found 5 prospective and 11 retrospective articles as well as two case reports that dealt with ulnar styloid fractures (Table 1).

Retrospective articles written about the game have also been positive.

Dark Corners of the Earth was also acclaimed in several retrospective articles by various publications.

Edge published two retrospective articles on Perfect Dark in 2007 and 2008.

The goal of this retrospective article is to place the body of my lab′s multiscale mechanobiology work in context of top-down and bottom-up engineering of bone.

As Huw Richards puts it in this retrospective article for ESPN: "Trench warfare, which periodically sent men over the top in doomed assaults on machine-gun toting adversaries, might have been designed specifically as a means of killing rugby players".

In the period before AIDS, the heyday of Studio 54 and Mineshaft, gays were on the verge of being dubbed trend-setters and tastemakers; Frank Rich even wrote a retrospective article for Esquire in 1987 in which he looked back at ''the homosexualization of America.'' But the outbreak of the plague in 1981 changed all that.

This retrospective article highlights the current understanding of the optimal body mass index (BMI) in later life, addressing appropriate recommendations based on BMI category, age, and health history.

In a 1975 retrospective article, Gold commented that his policy with If was to experiment, using new writers that had not yet established themselves.