Sentence examples for this section talking from inspiring English sources

But Mr Allawi is behaving not at all like a caretaker.In this section Talking again (but not to each other) Who's winning the fight?

Mr Mabuza insists this was not his fault.In this section Talking, but not listening Waking from Sierra Leone's long nightmare War-dance Wasn't that worth waiting for?

The main rebel group boycotted the talks.In this section Talking, but not listening Waking from Sierra Leone's long nightmare War-dance Wasn't that worth waiting for?

Under the new scheme, the Israelis would leave the strip albeit under tighter conditions.In this section Talking again (but not to each other) Who's winning the fight?

The report argues that unemployment has been high for so long that it cannot be cured by growth alone.In this section Talking again (but not to each other) Who's winning the fight?

Andrew Natsios of USAID predicted this week that 1m might die if help did not come fast.In this section Talking again (but not to each other) Who's winning the fight?

It is only a matter of time before some go under.In this section Talking-shop-on-Thames Inadequate Got a light?

Accountants worry their standards are being fiddled with needlessly, after a decades-long fight to have them independently set to provide accurate data to investors.In this section Talking-shop-on-Thames Inadequate Got a light?

This section talks about the proposed approach's (AMSSDR) experiment result.

This section talks about the rounding copy resampling (as demonstrated in Code 3), which is utilised if the physical memory exceeds 1.5 GB (1536 MB).

The previous section talked about this paper's objective (the introduced solution based on the integration of traditional variation resampling and traditional resampling).