Sentence examples for particularly chapter from inspiring English sources

Some, particularly Chapter 2 on the Russian steppe, provide detailed inventories of protected areas.

Faculty and staff are encouraged to review the Faculty Handbook, particularly Chapter 6, published by the Office of the Provost.

In recent years, the debate over social policy in countries like the UK and the United States has also featured calls for other kinds of behavioral conditions, such as proposals to condition welfare benefits on school attendance, on staying off drugs, and on avoiding anti-social behavior (again, see Deacon 2002, particularly chapter 3, for a helpful overview; see also Mead 1997).

See particularly Chapter 4. Category:1795 births Category:1850 deaths Category:Norwegian mathematicians Category:University of Oslo faculty Category:Members of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Category:People from Østfold Category:People educated at Oslo Cathedral School Category:Niels Henrik Abel.

The ruling also closes a particularly contentious chapter in the MF Global story.

In any political history of Libya, the nineteen-eighties represent a particularly lurid chapter.

We watch fear and resentment give rise in Tampa to a particularly energetic chapter of the Tea Party movement.

But Saartjie Baartman may finally be going home, closing a particularly sordid chapter in Europe's colonial history.

Mr. Crowell attaches near-apocalyptic impact to his experiences watching Pentecostal preaching (a particularly bravura chapter) and witnessing a Jerry Lee Lewis performance and listening to a Jimmy Reed record.

The event, called "ReelAbilities," is mostly a celebration of people with different abilities, but one troubling new film explores a particularly dark chapter of medical history.

They're dominated by people in their late teens and 20s, the age range that represents a particularly experimental chapter in life.