Sentence examples for same articles as from inspiring English sources

You get the same articles as in print, but in a decent, but dutiful iPad app.

Both processes began, interestingly enough, from a basis in the United Nation's Universal Declaration of Human Rights, with CIW members gathering to reflect on the relevant articles in the UN's little blue book at countless Wednesday night community meetings over the years and UN officials taking those same articles as the mandate for their efforts across the globe.

It truly doesn't matter how many edits you do on the same article, as long as it is useful, wikiHow appreciates the edit(s).

The Washington Post mentioned "entitlements" or "entitlement programs" in the same article as "Social Security" just five times in 1979.

After all, he is 63 and was rudely described in the Daily Mail as "bald as a coot", while his new wife is 34 and was described in the same article as "luscious"?

Nobody begs a writer to write the exact same article, as if it were a song, over and over.

Journalists list the accomplishments of rape-accused cricket player Scott Kuggeleijn, and his cricketer dad, in the same article as describing the reported victim's breasts.

The Deputy Director of OFA, after all, is quoted in the same article as saying that OFA, "no matter where it was, was going to be identified with the president".

First, most prominently, discussion of consent, welfare, and compensation often appeared together in the same article, as indicated by their significant and positive correlations.

The branching pattern is similar to that known from extant stomatopods and the recently described Spinosculda ehrlichi [ 15] with two distal flagella arising from one article, which itself arises from the same article as the third flagellum.

They end up being huge files—I recently downloaded a single issue that was 350 MB, some issues of Wired are 500 MB with the same stale articles as in the print version.