Sentence examples for the journal decided from inspiring English sources

In late March 2013, the journal decided to "provisionally remove the link to the article while these issues are investigated".

The research was initially scheduled to be published on April 13, but The Journal decided to release it early because of its clinical significance.

She said the journal decided to publish the Quinn study because the findings were significant and the ethical questions still a matter of debate.

But the journal decided not to publish it.

The medical journal decided against disclosing the existence of this patent to its readers.

The next year, Norman Pearlstine, the managing editor of the Wall Street Journal, decided that the paper needed to expand its coverage of the law.

A reporter from the Wall Street Journal decided to watch the live stream instead of attending in person, and a seat marked for a Hearst reporter was unoccupied, according to the Hill.

The Wall Street Journal decided that this was sufficiently noteworthy to tweet it within hours of its gaining viral momentum on YouTube and the VC group in question is apparently taking the notion seriously enough to opening a round to its funders.

Bishop Mattiazzo, according to an article in November 2000 in Traces, a Catholic journal, decided to investigate the relics under the leadership of Dr. Vito Terribile Viel Marin, a pathologist at the University of Padua.

In the end, of course, it's hard to know what the take-away is for voters: What should bother us more — that a scholarly journal decided to float this information out into the pre-election maelstrom of partisan nastiness or that some people will relish the findings and distribute the study as a voting guide?

Unlike the rest of us, who filed our dispatches and moved on, Binelli, a contributing editor at Rolling Stone and Men's Journal, decided to write a book about Detroit.