Sentence examples for section mean from inspiring English sources

Do globalisation and the blurring of war and peace, as the author argues in his fascinating final section, mean that we live in an age of unprecedented ambivalence?

ROUGHER seas in the park's northern section mean it's better explored by ferry; a day earlier, I took one to Spectacle Island, which probably embodies the Boston waterfront's transformation most dramatically.

If it isn't to mean that the Circuit Court is to look at the very ballots that have been brought to the court for investigation, what does that statute -- what does that section mean in the context of this litigation?

Seats in the upper tier seem so much further away from the pitch than they do at the Millennium Stadium – and the acoustics in the lower section mean even the loudest fans struggle to whip up noise.

What would a photography section mean for Digg?

In this study, the Malay-ECOHIS scores ranged from 0 to 17 in the child impacts section (mean = 2.4, SD = 3.6), and 0 7 in the family impacts section (mean = 1.2, SD = 1.8).

Another section, meant to evoke the elegant sound of the pianist George Shearing's ensemble, was dry and cerebral.

This section, meant to connect a distant inland town to a port in the north, had been abandoned five years earlier.

"They're everywhere," groans the head of one competing bank.In this section Means to an end Seller beware Vulture Race, sex and the dismal science Out of joint?

The Economist's style book lists data under the heading "Plurals" and later, expands in a section meant to instruct correspondents as much as to amuse them: "Propaganda looks plural but is not.

The most novel content on the site is their "mentor of the month" -- an other section meant to promote networking.