Sentence examples for an online section from inspiring English sources

The New York Times is introducing an online section on small business this week that will feature several exclusive columns, along with news and resources for entrepreneurs, managers and people interested in starting a business and changing careers.

The new partnership with Yahoo, which is called the Starbucks Digital Network, will include an online section on business and careers that will include tools for people searching for jobs or writing résumés, Mr. Gillett said.

This week we debut Forbes.com/lifestyle, an online section of Forbes.com with insight and advice on the good things in life.

Twitter's photo-focused email nudge links through to an online section of its website devoted to highlighting its various photo-related tools.

CBC News asks, "Can Donald Trump Be Stopped?" The Globe and Mail has an entire online section devoted to him.

It would be nice to add a special online section for kids from a major newspaper to this list.

The Guardian is pleased to announce the relaunch of Guardian documentaries, a new online section for quality documentary content.

Mr. Mong said the change grew out of the sports department's frustration that no one in advertising focused on a new online section it had created.

A special online section was also created, which shows the results of the interviews, updated in real time, through some basic processing of descriptive statistics (three-dimensional bar charts, pie graphs, radar charts, etc).

The Library of Congress has a special online section with interviews with some of these veterans.

The proceedings of these conferences are published by Oxford Journals in an open access, online section of the journal Bioinformatics, which is fully indexed by PubMed and by the Institute of Scientific Information (ISI).