Sentence examples for chapter that can be from inspiring English sources

The steroid era, as baseball has learned anew this month, is more likely to be a permanent state of affairs than an ugly chapter that can be closed.

Today most biology texts cover evolution, but in specific chapters that can be conveniently ignored by teachers under threat.

Alan Connor's delightful celebration of crosswords and the history of word-play is itself playfully designed like a crossword, with chapters that can be read in any order.

Junior and senior high school textbooks are notorious for isolating Darwin's ideas by confining them to certain chapters that can be easily ignored.

Short books -- or those, like Mr. Patterson's, with chapters that can be finished in the time it takes to watch a few television commercials -- are meant to be read easily.

If you can break the chapters into groups as well (for instance, if your book on home repairs has chapters that can be divided by room or type of problem), feel free to turn those into larger sections that contain a few related chapters each.

There's always another chapter... that can be as exciting as any other chapter.

In this chapter, tools that can be used to assess riverscapes at different scales of resolution are described in general terms to set the stage for detailed methods given in subsequent chapters of this book.

And teachers involved in planning the changes have already created a list of 20 chapters in a popular 56-chapter textbook that can be skipped in whole or in part.

This chapter gives conclusions that can be drawn from the information presented in the first five chapters and suggests future directions.

This chapter discusses approaches that can be used by the practitioner and researcher to identify, characterize, and predict possible risks to public health and ecosystems.