Sentences with phrase «quote out of the articles»

Even you picked what you wanted to quote out of the articles / journals... «the risk for sudden cardiac death associated with such intense physical effort was exceedingly small.»

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Robbins Geller pressed forward and on March 9, the DOJ issued a more complete document, requesting «to resolve the lawsuit in a piecemeal fashion» which would allow the SEC «to draw out the litigation for many months, if not longer,» Law 360 reported.The article quoted University of Denver law professor Margaret Kwoka saying that «the SEC's position «is outrageous.

Based on data investigators have been accumulating, it's likely a «non-state actor» rather than a particular government group carried out the hacking, according to a Wall Street Journal article quoting Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper's comments on Tuesday in New York at the Council on Foreign Relations.

I reviewed an article recently that stated that almost ninety percent of small businesses failed to follow up quotes that they send out.

In a Bloomberg News article earlier this summer, Li commented on the dearth of women in AI, saying, «If you were a computer and read all the AI articles and extracted out the names that are quoted, I guarantee you that women rarely show up.»

There are quote tweets of Donald Trump, links to CNN articles about the Russia investigation captioned with different phrasings of «I told you so,» and frequent warnings to watch out for Kremlin trolls.

I realize it's easier to just send out a headline of a relevant article with a link, but if you really want to add value, give your take on the article or pull out some interesting quote or nugget from it.

A quote from a PureWow article sums it up: «The inspiration for Chris Burch's C. Wonder could have been a page torn out of ex-wife Tory's sketchpad.»

Honigman explains that at the beginning of his entrepreneurial career, he was inclined to say «Yes» to every press and media opportunity, including contributing quotes to articles — «just to get my name out there,» he says.

======= @Nice Jewish Boy «There you go again quoting Vienkin right out of the article on the web site of Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry as if it were gospel or proven fact, shame on you.»

Chad from CARM There you go again quoting Vienkin right out of the article on the web site of Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry as if it were gospel or proven fact, shame on you?

Now one of the Niebuhr scholars quoted in my article has come out with a new book that should satisfy the curiosity of anyone who had the same question I did: Why is Niebuhr such a big deal.

Typically, their articles quote those they're making fun of, then point out how delusional the subject is.

If people knew history and any meaning of hidden messages of words, the following wouldn't need to be pointed out: Is it not interesting that the Muslim member quoted in the article states he supports the Cordoba house mosque aka ground zero mosque.

The article quotes a real student parent, Esmee Thomas from Lancaster University, who describes her experience: «As my bump grew, I felt more and more out of place walking around campus.

Third, the ethicists I consulted and quoted in the article are national experts on the issue» it's not as if there is some key piece of information out there that the article overlooked.

The authors quote a few writings of mine as proof that I have ripped the cross out of the gospel, and all I can say is that they should have read the entire article from which they quote, and some of my other writings as well.

I would at least check out the first article — There are humorous quotes from GG, Gordon, etc. «Nothing Is Unattainable»: An Appreciation for P.J. Tucker, NBA Sneaker King P.J. Tucker Goes Sneaker Shopping With Complex Michael Jordan asks PJ Tucker where he got rare pair of sneakers

Never fear — Associated Press reporter Libby Quaid has a good article out today on John McCain's daughter Meghan's blog, McCain Blogette, and includes a couple of solid quotes from a phone chat we had last week.

Let's also take a look at the very first and last lines of Jon's article, the first coming after an extended quote from part of my article pointing out what I see as a limitation of Twitter — that you can only stuff so much complex thought into 140 characters:

I really wish someone had interviewed some of the people quoted in this article, as there are valuable pieces missing in it and out of context.

Mahoney ran down a litany of speeches, quotes, editorials and newspaper articles from the last 23 years that sounded eerily familiar to the soundbites coming out of today's Consensus CNY forums.

The article quotes Citizens Union Executive Director Dick Dadey: ``... when one firm or individual controls too much of the information coming in and out of the elected official's office, it's a problem.

And on February 18th, the British paper the Guardian published an article, and let me quote from the article: «The cost of pollution and other damage to the natural environment caused by the world's biggest companies would wipe out more than one - third of their profits if they were held financially accountable a major unpublished study for the United Nations [has] found.»

After filtering out review articles and legitimate quoting, about one in 16 arXiv authors were found to have copied long phrases and sentences from their own previously published work that add up to about the same amount of text as this entire article.

Steve: It is an excellent point; I mean, John, you quote Eric Kandel in your article and Eric Kandel won the Nobel prize for his groundbreaking research into memory and that work was done with a sea slug and basically they have teased out the most basic workings of memory in an invertebrate and these other folks like Kurzweil think that within his lifetime, you're going to be able to understand all the workings of the human brain to the point where you can basically replicate it.

In the longer online version of the article you quote a Cancer Research UK official singling out pancreatic cancer as a concern.

There are some scientists out there who won't find these results particularly surprising (such as Don Ingber, who was quoted in the article, or Mina Bissell, just to name two out of a very large handful of «mavericks» in cell biology and developmental biology who have been trying to push the conceptual envelope in this direction for some time now).

Poorly researched articles written by writers who clearly have no medical, nutritional or clinical background, quoting experts out of context are saying that gluten - free diets only help those with Celiac disease and that...

For an amazing article on this moment of «return», and of the other parts of the birth process, we encourage you to check out The Holistic Stages of Labour by Whapio Diane Bartlett, who we quoted above.

Poorly researched articles written by writers who clearly have no medical, nutritional or clinical background, quoting experts out of context are saying that gluten - free diets only help those with Celiac disease and that the only people who should be on a gluten - free diet are those who have had a biopsy positive for Celiac.

Students arrive in class with challenges (what today we call «issues») such as how to cope with divorcing parents and how to be responsible journalists after they quote Swanson out of context in a school - newspaper article about premarital sex.

References to the quote can be found in nearly every education article or profile of Romney written in recent months and are often taken out of context.

2) Then you've got the wonderfully contradicting way the article starts by referring to calls for «the independent sector to step up and provide more support to their state school counterparts» and then moves on to smugly pointing out how some of the academies sponsored by private schools aren't doing so well and quoting Lucy Powell's dismissal of them as not being up to the job of turning round failing schools.

In the newspaper article, you were quoted as saying, «The only thing I've gotten out of the union is a pocket calendar.»

For the record, Superintendent Dave Gordon has corresponded with Doug McRae and has asked that Mr. McRae refrain from using a quote from a February 19, 2014 Sacramento Bee article out of context to justify arguing for a statewide two - year delay of SBAC testing.

It's remarkable that out of all the people who was quoted in this article, including John White, the only one who made sense was the assistant principal from Cohen.

We appreciate it when readers and people quoted in articles or blog posts point out errors of fact or emphasis and will investigate all assertions.

In a separate article by Habib Toumi, the Gulf News «Saudi Arabia section quotes book fair committee chief Abdul Rahman Al Asem, who tells the newspaper, «Around 550 publishers out of a total of 1,500 have been approved» for the Riyadh fair, «and we have set up 18 different committees to ensure successful participation and coordinate the various aspects of holding the fair.

The same article quoted Col. James Cluff, the commander of the Air Force's 432nd Wing, which runs drone operations from a desert outpost about 45 miles northwest of Las Vegas: «Having our folks make that mental shift every day, driving into the gate and thinking, «All right, I've got my war face on, and I'm going to the fight,» and then driving out of the gate and stopping at Walmart to pick up a carton of milk or going to the soccer game on the way home — and the fact that you can't talk about most of what you do at home — all those stressors together are what is putting pressure on the family, putting pressure on the airman.»

Some of the people quoted in the article have chimed in here to say that they've been taken out of context — Patrice Fitzgerald, for one — so even his «sources» are pretty dubious.

An interesting article out of illinois, Our Opinion: Put curbs on debt settlement companies, contains a very interesting quote from the Attorney General of Illinois, Lisa Madigan.

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Jason Heath pulled out a version of a quote I hate in this Ask MoneySense article on OAS clawbacks:

It is always counter productive to be «quoted» in this way — illustrated by a recent article in a Sunday tabloid paper that went out of its way to ask people to contact us if they could offer a good pet home in the country.

All of which I pointed out — with quotes and citations from several peer - reviewed, published articles — to Beacon Journal reporter Kathy Antoniotti.

It is never acceptable to selectively quote from articles in a manner that changes their meaning, to take quotes out of context or to combine quotes to create a sentence.

My favorite quote from the article; «For every tech - savvy gamer out there that knows what they're doing with external storage and hard drive space, we have dozens of people who just want to put a disc into the console and press play.»

Yes, the «so - called» experts quoted in the article are pretty much blowing smoke out of their asses.

Seriously man, you're killing me (you're killing me) Interview about your own game, not ours (not ours) Call of Duty: World at War can stand on its own merits (on its own) Leave ours out of it Like this gem of a quote from today's article on CVG: (on the internet)