Sentence examples for a section of the article from inspiring English sources

Here is a section of the article from Absolute Return.

In a section of the article titled "A Propaganda Front," the Times article reports on Japan's efforts, after the Aug. 6 bombing of Hiroshima, to influence public opinion in Europe and North America in the hope that it would stop the United States from dropping a second bomb.

In a section of the article clearly aimed at what China sees as Washington's meddling in disputes between China and its neighbors over the South China Sea, Mr. Cui wrote: "China is not the maker of these problems, and still less the perpetrator of the harm.

The controversial details were laid out in a section of the article that dealt with an auto accident the boy was in, his subsequent recovery and his athletic success not long after — biographical elements that had drawn local news coverage at the time.

The first portion of the tweet refers to a section of the Rolling Stone article in which they quote Drake as saying, "There were some real questionable bars on there.

A section of this article first appeared in Apollo magazine.

She linked to a section of the May 21 , 2010 version of Wikipedia's article on WikiLeaks, which described the WikiLeaks release in March that year of a Department of Defense report on WikiLeaks itself.

Correction: April 21 , 2002 Sunday A picture caption last Sunday with an article about a section of the Lower East Side that is becoming popular with shoppers, diners and gallery patrons misidentified a woman at the Rivington Arms Gallery.

This article is a section of the doctoral thesis of MDL, of which MJH is the co-director and HD is the director.

In a first section of the article, results of experimental investigations on a lab-scale methanation pilot plant are presented.

In order to track the publications involving a bioresource, it is essential that researchers consistently acknowledge use of the bioresource by placing a unique and traceable identifier in all relevant publications in a defined section of the article.