Sentence examples for with subheadings from inspiring English sources

Each sequence -- with subheadings like Virginity, Not My Issue and Dolphins -- sets up the discussion we have to endure.

Select Settings and click Privacy to summon a page with subheadings for the main topics: location, camera, microphone, contacts, calendar and so on.

Early last year the library started classifying about 600 titles by Scottish writers as "English literature," with subheadings like "Scottish authors" or "Scottish poets".

Another memo from the US embassy in Harare – with subheadings that include "How to get Mugabe out" – shows that a decade ago the MDC considered a "mass action" intended to force the president from office.

At the same time, he accuses other women of committing a laundry list of typical female mistakes he details in chapters with subheadings such as "Taking Things Personally," "Making Excuses" and, in a description of perhaps the most egregious mistake, "Not Keeping Secrets".

In terms of mathematics, this may be partly explained by participant 1's comment that typically texts in mathematics are segmented into short sections with subheadings.

We searched Medline with the medical subject heading "extensively resistant tuberculosis" with the subheadings "epidemiology" and "prevention and control" for articles published between January 1, 2006 and April 30 , 2013

For example, searching with 'floating' subheadings gave a precision of 16% in this study compared with just 3% in Golder et al [ 4].

Languages, as this properly meandering survey (civilly broken up with explanatory subheadings) shows, live by borrowing, and die for various reasons, sociopolitical and even economic.

Research Articles include an abstract, an introduction, up to six figures or tables, sections with brief subheadings, and about 40 references.

The contents page is now easier to read, with fewer subheadings: just "News," "Insights" (formerly "Commentary"), and "Research".