Sentence examples for a key paragraph from inspiring English sources
A dispute erupted between the Government and the court over a key paragraph in a draft version of Lord Neuberger's judgment.
Next, the performance artist Ei Arakawa covered the floor with heavy paper dotted with different translations of a key paragraph from Ms. Posenenske's manifesto in press type.
A key paragraph in May We Be Forgiven addresses the growth of technology, stating that "there is a world out there, so new, so random and dissociated that it puts us all in danger".
He alludes to a "key paragraph" that became a "battlefield" upon which he fought and "lost".
A tool that can highlight relevant articles and reliably identify sections or sentences where relevant information can be found, to be manually reviewed for curatable information, would already be a great advance in reducing the workload of curators to reading a few key paragraphs or sentences.
From a policy perspective, here's the key paragraph: Based on all we saw and heard, our assessment is that, when coupled with the prompt implementation of the recommendations we offer below, the risk of repeal of Don't Ask, Don't Tell to overall military effectiveness is low.
Bill Glaberson's series on the dysfunctional court system in the Bronx had great reporting, but also elegant writing — as in this lead and key paragraph from the portrait of a defense lawyer who epitomizes the problems.
One key paragraph - critical to framing the piece so it was not a declaration of fact but an assertion of what might happen if worst came to worst - became a battlefield with her for days; and all I can say is, I lost.
The key paragraph from Cameron was this: "I know that bashing business might play to a Labour audience.
Almost every key paragraph was written to help the chancellor to clarify the political battle lines before the election.
But the resolution's key paragraph calls for the agency to report Libya's past breaches of the Nonproliferation Treaty to the United Nations Security Council.
