Sentence examples for appropriate chapter from inspiring English sources

Thucydides, the great ancient historian of the 5th century bce, wrote a sketch of Greek history from the Trojan War to his own day, in which he notoriously fails, in the appropriate chapter, to signal any kind of dramatic rupture.

In such situations when I had not managed to read the primary texts (for whatever reason), I have very often chosen to cite the very comprehensive et quite recent reference book "Speciation" by Coyne and Orr (2004), and to refer to it as 'C&O', with the indication of the appropriate chapter or page number.

File under the appropriate chapter of the bankruptcy code.

It was then just a matter of selecting the best ones and matching them to appropriate chapters.

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How the relics returned makes for an appropriate new chapter in the life and legacy of Galileo, which is still under debate.

The uncertainty over the results, coupled with the prospect of legal challenges, seemed to be an appropriate latest chapter in a chaotic race that featured plenty of mudslinging and unusual ballot problems on Election Day.

Ammado detects where the donor sits and automatically channels the money to the appropriate national chapter.

When appropriate, these chapters also draw on recent work with the closely related arteriviruses.

It seems appropriate that a chapter of history almost impossible to grasp would present impossible challenges, especially for young children.

Once research has been completed, each group should work together to create appropriate pages for a chapter with a title reflecting the area of law your group was assigned.