Sentence examples for sections of this essay from inspiring English sources

The following sections of this essay discuss three motivating factors behind the American action and agenda.

The remaining sections of this essay, therefore, contain the following material.

In the previous sections of this essay, I have argued that speciation is promoted by inbreeding, i.e. by the small size of breeding groups.

I'll close this section of this essay by looking at Reid's critique of Locke and Hume.

Thus, we will spend the next section of this essay describing the characteristics of the simplest modal logic.

In the first section of this essay, the benefits of print resources are explained; the second section lists some print reference sources about evolution.

The topics reviewed in each section of this essay are as follows: Section 1 gives motivating examples which illustrate a variety of ways in which the actions of agents depend crucially upon their having, or lacking, certain common knowledge.

In several cases, one of which will be examined in the final section of this essay, it seems reasonably clear that Plato cannot be espousing without qualification a view that his Socrates is endorsing.

I'll propose some approaches for filling in the blanks in the theory, building on the propensity interpretation of fitness, in the last section of this essay.

The real problem we face is deciding where to place the limits, and the next sections of the essay look at some possible solutions to this puzzle.

This progression is especially noted in the final sections of the essay.