Sentence examples for writes in his column from inspiring English sources

— and many others as well," Mr. Nocera writes in his column.

Instead, it has kindled speculation, Jesse Eisinger writes in his column, The Trade.

For lobbyists, the real targets are regulators and staff members for lawmakers, Jesse Eisinger writes in his column, The Trade.

This time, it's America's small banks that are the lucky duckies, Jesse Eisinger writes in his column, The Trade.

"The suit itself is regarded by many as ridiculous on its face," Stephen J. Lubben writes in his column, In Debt.

Some SAC investors "have begun to contemplate thinking about perhaps withdrawing money" from the hedge fund, Jesse Eisinger writes in his column, The Trade.

NEW YORK TIMES When Doomsaying Is in Fashion  |  "The scaremongers can't bring themselves to let go," Paul Krugman writes in his column in The New York Times.

If material information were reported more frequently, the potential rewards of insider trading might diminish, James Surowiecki writes in his column in The New Yorker.

Writing in his column in the Daily Express, Compton said: "So just what do England do next?

"Omaha is indeed a small town," Mr. Hansen wrote in his column.

"Charles has an awful lot to offer this country," he wrote in his column.