Sentence examples for dedicated chapters from inspiring English sources
It also does not have dedicated chapters on COPD and lung cancer.
Regional and global support – including the critical need for early warning and preparedness in advance of new crises – are highlighted in dedicated chapters.
The management of acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome are not covered in dedicated chapters, but major principles are included as paragraphs in distinct parts of the book.
There are no dedicated chapters on chronic SCI in the premier ED texts and no questions on national examinations.
The diagnosis and role of dysplastic naevi and giant congenital naevi are very thoroughly described in dedicated chapters.
I'm glad Mlynowski went down this route – had she written in first person and dedicated different chapters to different points of view, I don't think it would have flowed so well.
Early yachting journals dedicated entire chapters to the joys of cruising in Holland, with first-hand accounts of flat-bottomed boats, canals, gingerbread houses, those windmills, and wild and beautiful dunes and beaches.
Pietersen has dedicated a chapter of searing criticism to wicketkeeper Matt Prior, titled Le Grand Fromage.
In his book "A Shot at History," Abhinav Bindra, the shooter who won India's only individual Olympic gold medal, dedicated a chapter to sports administrators.
(Schumer dedicated a chapter to her lady parts in her delightful book "The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo". In "An Open Letter to My Vagina," she writes, "First of all, I'm sorry. Second of all, you're welcome").
