Sentences with word «plagarism»

the whole jesus tale is a myth... the greatest enemy of the bible is the bible (66 inane writings and plagarisms by 40 bronze age chauvenist pigs)

What Shire is doing is straight up plagarism of the entire community and may every plant spirit turn it's face from them.

If the storyline of your novel bears an unhealthy resemblance to another author's work, then a book promotion campaign could land you in court for plagarism.

But, if you are going to make an accusation like plagarism, that requires stepping up.

These two links are about repeated possible plagarism incidents by a well know UK TV psychiatrist.

Business simply don't care about plagarism, because the goal of business is to identify the ideas that work, rather than generating new ideas.

Some people might call this plagarism.

So because the Greeks played flutes and the Jews played flutes the Scripture is plagarism?

If it were «plagarism», it would be published somewhere and she'd be deliberately trying to make money off of someone else's work.

If quoting someone were «plagarism», everybody would be in trouble.

There are enough blog readers out here who recognise it, otherwise it is plagarism.....

December 19, 2012 by Marcy Kennedy • Marcy's Blog, Writing • Tags: blogging, copyright, Marcy Kennedy, plagarism, reblogging • 25 Comments

Clearly Wegman's plagarism is not material to the veracity underlying argument that the report makes, (whether it is his own or not), although agreed that such is lacking as per your reply to the first comment.

It makes me wonder what rephrasing, say, a technical article written in German to avoid allegations of plagarism would be like.

Can you give an example of «plagarism» in a business field leading to someone being sacked, or some other negative fallout?

Academic instances of plagarism are a bit different and tend to be dealt with by Universities but I don't know if that is purely because people don't want to create too much fuss.