Sentence examples for most of the chapter from inspiring English sources

Blair, though, devotes most of the chapter not to mere storytelling or a plod through each of the multiple twists and turns of the decade-long peace process.

But the case studies avoid the most high-profile charters as well as those whose success or failure is obvious, and most of the chapter authors tell their schools' stories effectively.

The novel's title and most of the chapter headings are taken from a dictionary of poetics, and each chapter is more or less pegged to a particular poetic theme, but the device quickly deteriorates into a "Where's Waldo?" game that will appeal only to the most determined readers.

However, most of the chapter is dedicated to detailed descriptions of the various projectile defeat mechanisms and the wide range of failure modes that can occur in armour materials.

Since chemical reactions involving Lewis acids and bases are covered in more detail in Chapter 10, most of the chapter is dedicated to the applications of the Brønsted-Lowry concepts.

Most of the chapter will be devoted to discuss the applications of nanotechnology in the areas of adsorption and membrane separation, particularly with respect to how nanotechnology and engineered nanomaterials are applied to improve the efficiency as well as to reduce the cost and environmental footprint of the conventional water purification methods.

Butcher narrates most of the chapters, but Hugh breaks in for about a third of them.

But Mr. Sorensen drafted most of the chapters, and Kennedy paid him for his work.

Most of the chapters are essay-reviews, ranging in length from very brief to brief.

Most of the chapters in this book started as essays in The New Yorker, where you're a staff writer.

But Mr. Delury said that, with most of the chapters ending with strong praise of Cixi, he was concerned about whether the archival material had been objectively assessed.