Sentence examples for a full chapter of from inspiring English sources
My great-grandfather recognized that weather is never perfect for agriculture for an entire season; a full chapter of his memoir is dedicated to this observation.
As a shock to most bread baking purists, Modernist Bread contains a full chapter of gluten free recipes as well as a chapter dedicated to the nutritional aspects of bread.
The complex issue of the traditional distinction between natural species defined by interfertility, and artificial species defined by morphological differences, also required a full chapter of analysis in which he sought to undermine the absolute character of the interbreeding criterion as a sign of fixed natural species (chp. 8).
A phrase like, "I'll be ready in a minute," gives him ample time to create a full chapter of the book he is writing.
A full chapter of the online appendix is devoted to this topic, with more detail about each of the interventions and their impact on asthma outcomes.
In 2012, for the first time in Sweden, as a sign of the emergence of viewing violence from a public health perspective, a full chapter of the latest National Public Health Report of Sweden was devoted to violence (Health in Sweden, 2012).
Among them Calico Jack Rackham, women pirates Anne Bonny and Mary Read, Edward Low — and a full chapter each on Stede Bonnet and of course that most infamous epitome of piracy known to us all as Blackbeard.
They consider the processes of contract negotiation and contract administration with frequent comparisons to nonunion practices and developments, and a full chapter is devoted to special aspects of the public sector.
By contrast, more than a full chapter is devoted to the use of extra corporeal membrane oxygenation and related technologies.
The final full chapter of The Social Contract expounds Rousseau's doctrine of civil religion.
But after a few full chapters of, "I HATE this man/Why am is so ATTRACTED to this man" nonsense, I gave up and read an article that listed all the sexy parts.
