Sentence examples for section of the general from inspiring English sources

Indeed, at the beginning of the war, army intelligence was only a small section of the general staff, comprising two officers and two clerks.

Sir Mark Walport said a section of the general public was increasingly doubtful about the existence of climate change and mankind's responsibility for it in the face of the global economic downturn, sceptical media coverage and "climate fatigue".

While the New Year's Eve attacks were purportedly carried out by migrants, sparking a rise in anti-immigration sentiment and far right rhetoric in Germany, the BBC reported that the police had refused to state the origin of 190 people arrested in Cologne at the Women's Day Carnival, stating they were "a cross section of the general public".

Sir Mark Walport said a section of the general public was increasingly doubtful about the existence of climate change and human responsibility for it in the face of the global economic downturn, sceptical media coverage and "climate fatigue", he told The Independent.

An ever increasing number of scientists, business leaders, and politicians as well as a growing section of the general public in many nations are more and more convinced that these challenges can only be met by dramatically changing the total structure of our global energy system.

The top section of the general information tab provides tournament summaries of profit/loss as well as ordinal placement summary.

Pronounciamentos recently uttered by persons of authority which should be reassuring to large sections of the general public.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, June 24 , 1939P. 28 Pronounciamentos recently uttered by persons of authority which should be reassuring to large sections of the general public.

They're only willing to read the freak mega-sellers: fantasy itself is off limits to large sections of the general reading public.

Although Holtam was one of the signatories to the recent letter from the house of bishops – one of the three sections of the General Synod of the Church of England – prohibiting clergy from marrying same-sex partners, his remarks show attitudes in the church hierarchy are softening in line with those of their congregations.

Other topics include the possibility that Apple will launch a public beta program for iOS, similar to the one it has for Mac OS X, in order to beta test new features and OS updates with a larger, more diverse cross-section of the general user population.