Sentence examples for leaflets in many from inspiring English sources

They stood atop fountains to speechify, invaded neighborhood street corners to pass out leaflets in many languages.

The majority of Mimosoideae have large leaves that are divided into secondary (compound) leaflets, and in many these leaflets are again divided (bicompound) and have a feathery, sometimes fernlike appearance.

F: OK I would just make comment maybe on that because one of my checklists is looking at leaflets and you don't actually have many health leaflets in your waiting rooms.

The idea of an information leaflet was not universally popular, however: some believed there were already too many information leaflets in clinics and X T) was not a common enough condition to warrant one.

In many Australian and Pacific species, the leaflets are suppressed or absent altogether, and the leafstalks (petioles) are flattened and perform the physiological functions of leaves.

God is great!" Leaflets asking consumers to boycott American products have popped up in many countries.

They have ordered residents in many areas to leave their homes with leaflets, telephone calls and radio announcements forcing at least 15,000 Palestinians to flee to safety elsewhere.

The Muslim students could have expressed their message in many other ways: picketing or handing out leaflets outside the auditorium where Ambassador Oren was speaking, making statements during the question and answer period, holding their own events on campus.

Thus, the F324 residues on the cis leaflet and the F313 and F314 residues in the trans leaflet most likely form aromatic girdles analogous to those seen in many integral membrane proteins.

Even when there are many posters and leaflets in circulation, patients do not always perceive that it is available to them or that it might be useful for them until it is specifically recommended.

In many naturally occurring bilayers, the compositions of the inner and outer membrane leaflets are different.