Sentence examples for a valuable section from inspiring English sources

A valuable section of the article explores what Harmon calls the "Monsanto effect" — the tendency of anti-corporate sentiment to poison any discussion of genetically modified crops.

Expatriates get a full discussion, including a warning not to habitually complain about their servants to expatriate colleagues, as well as a valuable section on personal security.

Exhibits featured all aspects of the book trade and the show's catalogue, pictured here, includes an especially valuable section of advertising such as the page above for the lithographic firm Tesling & Co.

We wanted GP practices to be aware that carers are a vulnerable but valuable section of their patient population and make up 10% of it at any one time.

One especially valuable section demystifies the complicated system of cancer classification, standards that unfortunately vary from country to country, region to region and even from medical center to medical center.

But Mr. Price, the former vice president for exploration and production at Saudi Aramco, says that North Ghawar, the most valuable section of the field, was pushed too hard in the past.

This can be the most valuable section of the entire plan and set the framework for all remaining parts.

A) Valuable.

STANFORD, Calif .- Large swaths of garbled human DNA once dismissed as junk appear to contain some valuable sections, according to a new study by researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine and the University of California-Santa CrUniversity of California-Santa

There are especially valuable sections on the role of environment, diet and race in prostate cancer.

"My book is very voluminous," Gould told Sarton: I imagine that the most valuable sections will be those which deal with groups that are inarticulate such as the Negro, the reservation Indian and the immigrant.