Sentence examples for special articles from inspiring English sources

He also regularly wrote sketches and essays, and contributed special articles to the Guardian.

The morning Figaro and evening Monde most influential papers in Paris and with large subscriptions in the provinces, have both run special articles on needed reforms.

Their work will be supplemented by special articles from the Pacific News Services by a bevy of under-25-year-old writers; the work of the AlterNet news service, which carries articles from the alternative newspapers, and by LocalBusiness.com, a group with 12 reporters in the San Francisco area.

We excluded all other articles, including editorials, review articles, special articles, case reports, and research letters.

Apart from certain surveys and other special articles, one of these three purposes generally should be apparent (and often explicit) in the Introduction.

For example, in the Lancet the word limit is 3000 words, and in the NEJM it is 2700 words for Original and Special articles.

One special article in the constitution concerns the protection of linguistic minorities (Article 6).

We have him on one of the posters and there's a special article on him in the program".

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] After ploughing through your depressing but painfully accurate special article on what ails Africa ("The heart of the matter", May 13th), it was odd to find the confident assertion, against the weight of your own evidence, that Africa can change in a deep and sustainable manner.

As an example, a special article collection will concentrate on the Micro Perspectives for Decentralized Energy Supply (with Martina Schaefer from the Technical University of Berlin as the guest editor).

Each of the sixteen contributors to the special article chose a side in the controversy, either pro Dingle's inductive empiricism, and con Milne et al.'s rationalist hypothetico-deductivism, or vice versa.