Sentence examples for section or paragraph from inspiring English sources

Include a closing section or paragraph.

It contains "pointers" to those words and concepts, which are usually page, section, or paragraph numbers.

The corresponding reference on your Works Cited page (for a work that has two or more editions) must include the page number of the edition you quoted from followed by a semicolon, and the the volume, part, chapter, section or paragraph.

The writer must provide the reader with context and use a logical sequence of presentation--the reader should always be able to understand, and easily perceive, how you got from point A to Point B. Understand that every heading, subheading, and topic sentence is essentially a promise to the reader about what she/he will find in that section, sub-section, or paragraph.

Separate different topics into different sections or paragraphs.

Just as grouping letters into words is a major step above searching for strings of characters/letters, grouping words into sections or paragraphs is the next major break-through in search-engine technology (as trivial as it might seem).

Jot down what you remember about each chapter, section, or even paragraph.

Each different section or body paragraph should tackle a different division of proof.

When citing a book within a paragraph, do the following format: Author's last name, year, chapter of the book, section or document number, paragraph number.

Pregnancy and childbirth were often reduced to an ellipsis, a gap between sections or even paragraphs.

Either an exact match was made or the British National Formulary (BNF) taxonomy was utilised to attribute an average NIC per item for the BNF sub-paragraph, section or chapter.