Sentence examples for a section named from inspiring English sources

For example, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) now has a National Exposure Research Laboratory, and ExxonMobil Biomedical Sciences has a section named Exposure Science.

Go to Menu > Setting > Preferences Navigate to Advanced Tab and select Security from the left Panel You can see a section named 'Auto Update', Select 'Do not check for updates' from the drop-down list.

Try adding a section name at the end of the URL to see random articles from today on that topic such as http://random-guardian.appspot.com/random/media.appspot.com/random/media

Not bad as it turned out (in a book-related emergency I could find something there) but the most striking aspect of the book dept was a whole section named Tragic Life Stories.

Furthermore, they also added a small section named "Darwin and Japan," which explained how evolution theory had been accepted in Japan.

A new section named Danielle's Diary was launched, encompassing events in the show from 6 October 2008 onwards, written in diary style from Danielle's point of view.

To our delight, the renowned evolutionary biologist John Endler is initiating a new section, named 'New Tests of Existing Ideas' in the journal Evolutionary Ecology [ 30].

To broaden appeal, Mr. Soldatov and his team have added a "Culture 007" section, named after Ian Fleming's renowned secret agent.

The slide around Kapoor's tower will be 76 metres high, and will include a tight corkscrew section named bettfeder, the German word for bedspring.

A lunatic riff on the old "Godzilla" movies, his section (named for a French vulgarity) imagines a monster that is an id-like personification of the Japanese fear of otherness.

Some of the most affordable homes are in the Triangle section, named for a fork that splits Raritan Avenue into Woodbridge Avenue and New Jersey Route 27, two busy roads in Middlesex County.