Sentence examples for section increasingly from inspiring English sources

The Times' sports section publicly took issue with Spayd's criticism that its Sunday section increasingly focused on long-form stories rather than scores most fans presumably get online.

We study in this section increasingly realistic pupil profiles, producing increasingly better approximations of the optimization landscape, giving a general outlook of the challenges the subsequent optimization algorithms will face.

Even then, Jeff Lipsky, a leading art-house distributor (now a director), told Gaydos that arts sections increasingly bent coverage toward Hollywood celebrities—"It's the newspapers that are shutting down the readership's interest in obscure foreign films"—and added, "Who cares about the p & l [profit and loss] on films except the people who read MCA stockholder reports?

The true-crime section has increasingly become stacked with books that take a dastardly deed as the jumping-off point for some big thoughts about the national narrative.

The extent of postnatal morbidity in vaginal delivery and caesarean section has increasingly been recognized in recent years [ 1].

Bill Keller and his recent predecessors see it as extending into the so-called special sections of the paper the sections that increasingly are becoming fundamental to the identity of the Times and to its commercial well-being the well-being therter workis, in Keller's wofds, "as much a mareporterme in the food section as he is in the political pages".

Bill Keller and his recent predecessors see it as extending into the so-called special sections of the paper — the sections that increasingly are becoming fundamental to the identity of the Times and to its commercial well-being — the work of a reporter who is, in Keller's words, "as much a marquee name in the food section as he is in the political pages".

Later sections are increasingly gothic and grotesque and lack the earlier tension.

"The buyers are a surprising cross-section, but increasingly they are interior decorators buying for their clients," says Mr Roberts.

The difference between this reaction rate and the average reaction rate over the cross-section becomes increasingly significant with increasing temperature difference over the radius of the reactor and with increasing activation energy of the reaction(s).

Thin-walled cold-formed hollow flange channel (HFC) sections are increasingly becoming popular due to their potential benefits such as increase in buckling capacities provided by the presence of two torsionally rigid hollow flanges and the elimination of free edges.