Sentence examples for scattered articles from inspiring English sources

It led to scattered articles about arrests, and then, in August, a sentencing, but hardly anything is known.

Today, we live in personalized microclimates of media -- we assemble our own digital newspapers by reading scattered articles across the web, watch videos our friends share on social media, fast-forward through commercials, and ignore banner advertisements on websites.

THIS book forms the third of a series of publications intended to "present the complete results of series of investigations which have previously appeared only in scattered articles, if published at all". Needless to say, it is occupied mainly with a presentation of the planetesimal hypothesis, associated with the name of the author and his collaborator, Prof. F. R. Moulton.

Swiss-born, New York ex-pat Susanne Bartsch is a legendary figure of a New York City that once was, an event producer whose radical, full life you can only begin to imagine through scattered articles and stories of the chaotic, hedonistic pre-Giuliani days.

2. Which databases outside MEDLINE and Embase index diabetes epidemiology journal articles and grey literature? 3. How are diabetes epidemiology articles scattered across the journals, and what are the core journals in this area?

My own experience working with entrepreneurs and company owners has unearthed reasons that are randomly listed, scattered in many articles but rarely listed together.

Those colorful little links scattered throughout online articles (including this one) make your brain work harder than it would otherwise, leaving less brain power to process what you're reading.

One flippant quip and damn, there's your headline – all the sensible, reasonable points you might have made are buried or scattered down the article, and somehow you sound like a member of the revolutionary guard.

Meanwhile WinFuture has also obtained a slew of Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8 Plus press images, some of which are scattered throughout this article.

Clothes were hanging everywhere; toilet articles were scattered around on chairs and the mantelpiece.

"In this first modern study of the outspoken abolitionist and journalist James Redpath, John McKivigan resurrects the reputation of a well-traveled agitator who faded from public memory after he died in 1898.... McKivigan has heroically ferreted out scattered letters and newspaper articles as well as details about Redpath's disorganized personal life.