Sentence examples for relevant chapters from inspiring English sources

Third, how do the errors affect the specific points made in the relevant chapters?

For a British audience, however, the dramatic accounts of his first, judge-settled election win, September 11, the war in Afghanistan and the war in Iraq are likely to be the most relevant chapters, and they go in some depth into how he handled each one.

This problem is compounded by the current practice of disassembling introductory biology textbooks into "relevant" chapters for courses.

The reasons for eBay's China failure are many and varied, but there are a number of relevant chapters from "eBay's book of disasters" that Facebook can learn from in hopes of avoiding a similar fate.

Since Hartmann organized his bulky books into short chapters, subdivided into sections usually no longer than one or two pages, we follow his method of internal referencing by indicating the relevant chapters and sections.

In order to get a sense of the Sen Huen ritual manuscript, synopses of some relevant chapters, which are arranged by content, are provided as follows: Introductory chapter: the shaman informs the ancestral spirits why the 'Sen Huan' ritual is taking place on this auspicious day.

Marr has a copy of the relevant chapter but not the book.

The shorthand for financial crimes is "419," from the relevant chapter in the Nigerian criminal code.

Chapter 11 is for companies, and the more relevant Chapter 9 is only for municipalities and other sub-state entities.

That, argued Tore, referred to the relevant chapter of Genesis ("Then Abraham put forth his hand, and took the knife to slay his son").

(The relevant chapter in our math book was called something like "Oh, No! The Metric System!") But the metric system is neither new nor a failure.