Sentence examples for relevant excerpt from inspiring English sources

Here's a relevant excerpt, focusing on the views of those living in the Niger River delta: Though their region contributes nearly 80 percent of the government's revenue, they have hardly benefited from it; life expectancy is the lowest in Nigeria.

Read the relevant excerpt excerpt below, again considering some other Discovery offerings as you do so: The vast majority of scientists agree that human activities are influencing changes to the climate — especially at the poles — and believe that the situation requires serious attention.

For example, the gallery will show the relevant excerpt from the script of "Gone With the Wind" next to the green dress (now faded) made from curtains that Vivien Leigh wore as Scarlett O'Hara when she tried to borrow money to save Tara, the family plantation.

This can be seen in his letter to Samuel Ibn Tibbon; see Marx 1935; for relevant excerpt, see Pines 1963, lx; and for somewhat different reading of that excerpt, see Steven Harvey 1991, 32, n. 3. 6.

Below is the relevant excerpt.

For this one, I'm posting both a video debunking and the relevant excerpt from my book.

The discussions in Kitāb al-aṣnām are supplemented by relevant excerpts from pre-Islamic poetry.

For Tanenbaum, the relevant excerpts will be posted on Blackboard, as part of revisions for the upcoming 6th edition.

Before anyone troubles to dig out and reprint the relevant excerpts, I freely confess I have not always thought this about Thursday night football.

Because, in reality, researching bizarre facts, sourcing relevant excerpts of poetry and dredging up records by the likes of Le Groupuscule, Jorge Ben Jor and Lightnin' Hopkins requires hard graft and imagination.

His other notable treatise is about the Jews; it reproduces in paraphrase relevant excerpts from Jewish, Samaritan, and Gentile writers and is valuable for preserving the substance of Hellenistic Jewish authors of whom otherwise nothing would be known.