Sentence examples for under three heads from inspiring English sources

The types of text with which the critic is concerned may be classified broadly under three heads.

"I believe he says, that all writers who fail to gain in facility in writing in spite of systematic practice can be classified under three heads: The Empty Vessels: The Mental Cases; The Cheerful Amateur".

The attempt narrowly failed and one of its biggest opponents was the young Charles Dickens, who, fresh from his Pickwickian triumph, produced a pamphlet called Sunday Under Three Heads.

The treatise can be summed up under three heads: the essence of right, individual rights, social rights.

Except for VasH, which is known to be a Sigma 54 activating protein and a transcriptional regulator for the T6SS gene cluster [2], all the other components of T6SS could be grouped under three heads, based on their location in the cell, namely, those belonging to the outer membrane, transmembrane and inner membrane (Table 2).

But the Volunteers have become inept and irrelevant on the college football landscape, stumbling to a 25-29 record under three head coaches since Phillip Fulmer was fired in 2008 after 17 seasons.

These might roughly be grouped under four heads: thematic, religious, intellectual, and fictionalized.

In 2009 Mr Frank attempted to frame the new law's goals under four heads: securitisation, compensation, liquidation and systemic risk.

Some of the reasons for the assessment may be given under four heads: Hume's style was praised in his lifetime and has often been praised since.

Here we have included cost under two heads i.e., direct and indirect.

The company's oilfield products and services are categorized under two heads: Drilling and Evaluation or Completion and Production.