Sentence examples for successful section of from inspiring English sources

The eventual arrival of men in white coats - a welcome introduction of sane voices - heralds the most successful section of the book.

In a way, the least successful section of the book is the most haunting, an incident on St. Clair when Addy dances with someone inappropriate, even toys with the idea of going off with him, and her behavior throws into the forefront Lou's grown sons' feelings toward her, their resentments of her, that she is, in a way, an interloper.

Appropriate temperature control is not only central to successful sectioning of fresh unfixed tissue samples, but is also a safeguard for retention of cell viability and halting the metabolic process in the tissue being sectioned.> In sectioning with the Compresstome, we found that we could generate fresh tissue sections much more quickly compared to the Vibratome.

The successful section enabled staff performance of teamwork behaviors with a strategy based on ongoing problem-solving and frequent clarification of directions.

But, after taking four weeks off after the FedEx Cup play-offs to work with his coach Michael Bannon, he said he "found a couple of little keys" and took those with him into what was a reasonably successful Asian section of the year.

The most successful sections are training montages in which three frames of different scenes float across the screen at once.

Published by Joseph Johnson, Mary itself was moderately successful, and sections of it were included in several collections of sentimental extracts that were popular at the time, such as The Young Gentleman and Lady's Instructor (1809).

The middle sequence, in which Parker Posey's Liz arrived only to die almost immediately, was less successful, but that section of the episode also gave us Amy Poehler as one of Louie's sisters.

The supports were only partly successful and a section of the tree collapsed; the remaining part of the tree was pruned to reduce the weight of the surviving section.

Less successful were a later section of fussier pieces whose thick stripes and unnecessary leather detailing made for overload.

"The successful voyage over the section of the river at issue by several recreationalists, including individual defendants in this case -- charged by plaintiff with being trespassers -- dramatically demonstrates the river's renaissance as an eclectically utilized watercourse in this second half of the 20th century," Judge Bellacosa wrote.