Often, in The New Yorker, someone's previously untold experiences help us understand a larger story, and documents — sourced, for example, from individuals or archives, or through the Freedom of Information Act — make the abstract specific.
That can be sourced, for example, from coal plants or wind turbines.
Looking back at your working life since you were a teenager, think about what you have learned, not just about electronics but about other industries, about management and out-sourcing, for example.
One source, for example, replied in an e-mail: Background, no quotes.
Diamond's x-ray sources, for example, are 100bn times more powerful than a conventional x-ray tube.
There's no way to mix and match — to create a playlist containing some songs from each source, for example.
Public participation in nonprofit organizations is limited in some organizations where funding is largely from commercial sources (for example, hospitals).
This system of expert critical scrutiny doesn't exist for most other types of journalistic "source" – for example, statements by politicians.
By integrating local and clean energy sources, for example solar panels or heat recycling systems, into developments, planners can ensure these offer financial, as well as health benefits.
series — a technique to obtain fingerprints from a grocery bag or other unlikely source, for example, or equipment that enables analyses of the tiniest bits of evidence.
