Sentence examples for section means from inspiring English sources

"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?

For example, a pensioner whose own income is £115 will end up with £122.80 only £9 ahead of the pensioner initially on £100.In this section Means and ends Barclays' big ambitions The good, the bad and the fast Things fall apart Clarification Robin Cook's bananas Filling Dewar's shoes Back to the steam age Golden pavements Have rates peaked?

They have benefited in roughly equal proportions.In this section Means and ends Barclays' big ambitions The good, the bad and the fast Things fall apart Clarification Robin Cook's bananas Filling Dewar's shoes Back to the steam age Golden pavements Have rates peaked?

Together with the white paper's proposals, this amounts to a sizeable package which puts urban regeneration at the heart of government policy.In this section Means and ends Barclays' big ambitions The good, the bad and the fast Things fall apart Clarification Robin Cook's bananas Filling Dewar's shoes Back to the steam age Golden pavements Have rates peaked?

That seems to have been secured, but at the cost of its international pretensions.In this section Means and ends Barclays' big ambitions The good, the bad and the fast Things fall apart Clarification Robin Cook's bananas Filling Dewar's shoes Back to the steam age Golden pavements Have rates peaked?

And it will be next spring before it has completed all the repairs needed to remove speed restrictions.In this section Means and ends Barclays' big ambitions The good, the bad and the fast Things fall apart Clarification Robin Cook's bananas Filling Dewar's shoes Back to the steam age Golden pavements Have rates peaked?

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

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?

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

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?

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.