Sentence examples for has one paragraph from inspiring English sources
He has one paragraph with two sketchy proposals, but nothing of substance.
The editors hate it when we have one paragraph posts, but this photograph of the product I can't even attempt to write about says far more than I could here, short of I totally want one today.
Authors may need an initial paragraph or two to persuade the reader of the validity of the methods and should have one paragraph addressing each explicitly raised question or hypothesis; finally, an additional paragraph or two might be useful to report new and unexpected findings.
We have added one paragraph on the future work and indicated some improvement we can make on this method to the Conclusion section.
Although we do not have a definite answer to this challenging but crucial question, we have added one paragraph to the end of the Conclusion rationalizing that autophosphorylation could conceivably be a major mechanism in vivo.
I have one thing to say to this lengthy paragraph: MWP.
"In Japanese society, that's very insulting". Even Gillespie says now that he wishes he had left that one paragraph out of the review: "If I had, my whole life would be different". That was brought dramatically home to him in 1988 when he attended an international genetics conference in Japan.
But might a "fair and balanced" account not have recorded, in his one paragraph on Kosovo, that without the engagement of Clinton and US troops there, Milosevic might have got away with "ethnic cleansing" for a lot longer?
I may then have students write one paragraph where they incorporate two pieces of evidence.
Work statements typically have two parts: one paragraph describing my strengths and the nature of my experiences to date, and the other describing areas where further growth or improvement is desirable.
Work statements typically have two parts: one paragraph describing the student's strengths and the nature of experiences to date, and the other describing areas where further growth or improvement is desirable.
