Sentence examples for sections who from inspiring English sources

Mr. Anderson has often played with grooving rhythm sections, who give his performances the narrative drive he needs.

There were men in all sections who feared the spread of political democracy, but by the 1830s few were willing to voice such misgivings publicly.

The government's inaction "had a huge ramification on society at large, particularly weaker and poor sections who are the largest consumer of tobacco products," the court said, according to Press Trust of India.

Mr. Hughes is a young journalist and critic — he's written for good magazines and book sections — who has perceptive things to say about Brooklyn's tangled relationship to American lit.

Writing for the Pakistani newspaper Express Tribune, Indian blogger Sanjay Kumar said the attack had elicited various reactions in India, with some vocal sections who saw Islamabad in "the prism of prejudice and paranoia" expressing glee and delight at the discomfort and supposed humiliation of their arch-rival western neighbour.

Guidelines disseminated with the endorsement of and support from local opinion leaders may increase the proportion of women with previous caesarean sections who are offered a trial of labour in certain settings (absolute difference 16.8%) and the number who had a vaginal birth (VBAC rates) (absolute difference 13.5%).

But how?In this section Who's afraid of Daniel Ortega?

That is all.In this section Who killed the newspaper?

In this section Who wants to be a mandarin?

The burden of discipline is left to schools.In this section Who really runs Pakistan?

The British public is not convinced (see article).In this section Who, me?