Sentence examples for chapter whereas from inspiring English sources

England gets a whole chapter, whereas there is virtually nothing about critical arenas like Poland and religious missions sent beyond Europe.

In The Craft propositional logic is barely mentioned until the final chapter, whereas Formal Logic begins with a thorough introduction to the subject.

International paperbacks had no new sample chapter, whereas the North-American paperback version, originally expected to be released in summer 2012, was pushed back to October 29 , 2013

More than half (53%) read the detailed presentation of the chapters, whereas 43% focused on key messages and 64% said that they looked only at the conclusions (Table 2); the chapter on cardiovascular diseases being the most commonly read (Table 3).

III, Chapter 46, recited, "whereas appeals of murder, treason, felony, and other offences, and the manner of proceeding therein, have been found to be oppressive; and the trial by battel in any suit, is a mode of trial unfit to be used; and it is expedient that the same should be wholly abolished".

It's why ordinary people tend to file for Chapter 7, whereas celebrities have these options open to them.

For example, whereas chapter 2 refers to the "mutual production of being and nonbeing," chapter 40 declares, "Being originates in nonbeing" (Henricks, trans. 1989).

For example, whereas Chapter 22 of the received text describes the sage as a "model" (shi) for the world, the Beida Laozi agrees with the Mawangdui versions in likening the sage more concretely to a "shepherd" (mu).

Particularly, whereas chapter 19 of the current Laozi contains what appears to be a strong attack on Confucian ideals—"Cut off benevolence (ren), discard rightness (yi)"—the Guodian "A" text directs its readers to "cut off artificiality, discard deceit".

Mettenleiter is a coauthor for a chapter about herpesviruses, whereas Sobrino is a coauthor for one on foot-and-mouth disease virus.

Whereas chapter 1 serves as an impressive introduction, touching on all important areas routinely encountered in daily peri-operative practice, chapters 2 and 3 provide in-depth coverage of the underlying principals of pathophysiology and pharmacology.