Sentence examples for great section of the from inspiring English sources

Bience and I have just met with Nick Kristof and Sheryl DuWunn, authors of new best-seller Half the Sky that speaks up for the most vulnerable girls and women in the world, devoting a great section of the book to maternal health.

Another great section of the Fictfact website is devoted to Discussions.

Mr. Shih, among others, now believes that the 1980s reforms that unleashed China's private sector and the 1990s reforms that dismantled great sections of the state-run sector are being partly undone.

"We live in cities that throw up skyscrapers and shopping centers and strike big real estate deals but they abandon a part of themselves to marginal settlements on the periphery," he said in the video published on February 2. "The result of this situation is that great sections of the population are excluded and marginalized: without a job, without options, without a way out.

Having overcome daunting technical challenges and significant financial constraints, these companies are on the threshold of opening the frontier of space to a much greater section of the population.

At θ = 90o the tangential stress reaches its highest value for a greater section of the radial distances from the wellbore.

They had a grip on great sections of all the railway lines north of the Longhai line, which were vital supply lines for Nationalist armies in the Tianjin-Beiping area and in Manchuria.

Eventually great sections of wall were knocked down for roads.

First City's lineup, though not as generationally cataclysmic as that of the Pop Festival, will be a great cross section of the music scene today.

Between 2001 and 2006, several studies examined two populations of pallid sturgeon located in the upper Great Plains section of the Missouri River and compared them to a southern population located in the Atchafalaya River in Louisiana.

One was the Great Embankment, a section of the canal built on an earthen mass piled seven stories above the surrounding countryside to carry it across a steep valley.