Sentence examples for times found in from inspiring English sources

Only John Sutherland, in the Sunday Times, found in favour.

Much of what The Times found in its investigation was uncovered through just such database research.

The reaction was, well... Here's what reporters for The New York Times found in the drug's first months.

In most ways, rampage killings involving young offenders are no different from those involving adults, The Times found in compiling its database.

Rates are even higher for the subset certified to treat the maximum patient load, The Times found in analyzing records from a sampling of states.

Their varied experiences are typical of what The New York Times found in one of the most extensive looks to date at what happens to those exonerated inmates after they leave prison.

Our poll for the Sunday Times finds (in descending order of approval): 57% think the Queen is right to attend Wednesday's funeral service.

Although he draws upon the contemplative or slow sense of time found in Chinese opera and some Asian theater, his style is syncretic and thus original.

The transition time found in our numerically generated waves is of the order of 1000 ion gyroperiods.

McCrae ([1993]) suggests that changes in individual risk measures for individuals over time found in other studies are due to measurement error.

Among these phases, the twisted grain boundary smectic A (TGBA∗) phase is, for the first time, found in a main-chain LC polymer.