Sentence examples for thousands of issues from inspiring English sources

Mellon's president, WILLIAM G. BOWEN, left, said that Mr. Fuchs would work on improving JSTOR, a Mellon-initiated computerized archive of thousands of issues of scholarly journals back to the 19th century.

Celebrating the first anniversary of the opening of its New York store this month, Dover Street Market, the brainchild of Comme des Garcons founder Rei Kawakubo, boasts an installation made from thousands of issues of ArtForum magazine and an unlikely clothes collaboration between Comme and the Disney film Frozen.

Generating political priority for safe motherhood and other reproductive health issues in Nigeria has been a challenge as political leaders are burdened with thousands of issues to consider each year and have limited resources to deal with these problems [ 16].

I copied the books into the PC to allow easy sampling of 19th-century issues of The Atlantic Monthly or convenient submersion in the weightier works of Burke or Melville.

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In 1972, the Nobel laureate Gobind Khorana filled the entire 28th of December issue, corresponding to almost 300 pages, of the Journal of Molecular Biology with a technical feat.

Even in the 21st century, a number of issues stand between this community and its ability to achieve maximum success.

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The 18th-century practice of issuing printed libretti gave way to supertitles.

The cover of the 10th-anniversary issue of Poz, the AIDS-related news magazine, was a photo taken inside the restaurant of nude H.I.V.-positive men and women joined in solidarity.

It was 29 years ago this week that the writer of this paragraph swung into Grand Central & laid 15 cents on the line for a copy of the 1st issue of the magazine.