Sentence examples for the second paragraph has from inspiring English sources

The emphasis in the second paragraph has been changed: it was not that it was unusual for a designer to take charge of both sets and costumes, but that Rice was unusually successful at both.

Lastly, the second paragraph has been modified to reflect the fact that mathematicians who attend the 2-week MMED clinic are not doing incorrect work before they attend the clinic, nor do they have a gap in their knowledge that prevents their models from being accurate prior to the clinic; rather, they want to strengthen their models and their collaborations with epidemiologists.

In its original form, it recognizes the provisional government of the new Jewish state, but the typed words "Jewish state" in the second paragraph have been crossed out and replaced with the handwritten "State of Israel".

But the second paragraph, had words that in 1848 were probably considered heresy, "We hold these truths to be self-evident; that all men and women are created equal;......

Author's note:  The third paragraph has been amended to clarify that there has only been one reported incident of 'slut-dropping'.

(The third paragraph has been corrected to show that Subbiah Yadalam was 42, not 24).

The first paragraph has a weak transition into floral scent and introduces florivores too early ("Floral scent plays a central role in attracting both insect pollinators and florivores to flowers"), and awkwardly brings in species differences ("Single traits (e.g. single floral volatile compounds) are thought to influence individual pollinating species differently").

They are -- but only because the people listed in the first paragraph have given them huge sums of money to do so.

(If you're not sure how a VAT works, Mr Barro's third paragraph has you covered).

Check out the second paragraph), we have a puzzle by Josh Knapp where the consonant blend "PL" has decided to visit with some familiar phrases in order to make (wait for it … ) new and humorous phrases.

In the "Summary of Reviewed Studies" section, the second and last sentence in the second paragraph should have read, "Those assigned to the Mediterranean eating pattern had lower A1C levels compared with those following the lower-fat eating pattern".