Sentence examples for section piece from inspiring English sources

A less clear case arises from a reader, Ira Glasser, who writes about what he sees as false equivalency in a recent Health section piece about the HPV vaccine.

For example, in recent editions of The Times you might save the Arts section piece about Earl Sweatshirt, one of the teenage members of the group Odd Future who has only recently come back from a therapeutic retreat for at-risk boys — or you might clip the article about jobless young people who have become activists as a result.

However, as I tried to point out this New York Times food section piece published yesterday, it's being driven in part by necessity.

Update: 3 44 p.m. Loeb is expected to write a first-person Style section piece that will go online Monday and appear in Tuesday's paper, according to Post sources.

In a small introductory section, pieces by a few of Mr. Pisano's favorite historical figures -- including Arthur Dove, Helen Torr, Fairfield Porter, John Marin and Ernest Lawson -- illustrate various approaches to specific times of day.

To enable such independence we define the piece-wise Mercer kernels and in Section "Piece-wise Mercer Kernels" of Materials and Methods (MM) we prove that they can always be found and always lead to independence.

Still, revivals are tricky; modern dance can look dated with little effort, and at times the presentational style of "Mazurkas," a 10-section piece staged by Sarah Stackhouse, goes to a time-capsule place.

"Polyethylene (Parts 1 & 2)", included on the CD1, 7-inch vinyl, and Japanese releases of the single, were a multi-section piece formatted much like "Paranoid Android" itself.

The anthology is divided into six sections: pieces about Paris and about food; articles on the press; dispatches from World War II; writing about New York; boxing stories; and excerpts from "The Earl of Louisiana," about Gov. Earl Long, Huey's brother.

To determine whether CXCR3 is expressed in colon carcinoma (CRC), we analysed by quantitative RT PCR (real-time quantitative reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction) the expression levels of CXCR3 on surgical re-section pieces of human colon carcinoma and on corresponding healthy colon tissues.

If you are to collaborate on the contents, be sure to do so in a way that gives each person inputting plenty of time to prepare their written sections, pieces or chapters.