Sentence examples for section of this edition from inspiring English sources

(The Economist Intelligence Unit, as reported in "The world in figures" section of this edition, envisages growth of a mere 1.5%.) That consensus figure is roughly the economy's long-run potential growth rate, meaning it would create just enough jobs to keep up with the growing population.

You will find it in the deeper-read Review section of the edition this week.

Also, in the same section of that edition, in an article titled "Pension costs projected to grow to 1/3 of the city budget" referring to Los Angeles, the words "For every dollar you're paying into your pension systems, you're not paying into libraries, parks, and other city services". Another plea heard over and over from Molano at so many council meetings.

And back in September, the Times eliminated the Metro section of the editions distributed in the New York area, perhaps threatening the "news hole" for local coverage to a size similar to the two to four pages in the front section I get in Washington.

Book review: In the Arts & Books section elsewhere in this edition, a review of the novel "History of a Pleasure Seeker" says that the book's author, Richard Mason, is not yet 25 years old.

Billy Strayhorn musical: In the Calendar section elsewhere in this edition, a list of theater openings gives the title of the new musical about jazz pianist and composer Billy Strayhorn at Matrix Theatre as "Lush Life".

In this section of the special edition of the journal, field organizations in health management during disasters will be summarized, with emphasis on preparedness and response phases, and disaster medical teams will be discussed.

One site will be in a special section of each edition of CIA.

Information on the active ingredient for every item in the 'new preparations' section of each edition of the BNF from edition 3 in 1982 to edition 62 in 2011 was obtained and entered onto a database.

"The nearly 400 titles of this edition offer a cross-section of the history of Yiddish books up to the 19th century.

This article appeared in the Europe section of the print edition under the headline "Word games".