Paragraphs in a sentence

He argued that some of the paragraphs of Jime’s reply completely contravened the first schedule of the Electoral Act 2010 (as amended), pointing out that if those paragraphs were struck out, the petition would have no substance.

Modern preambles are sometimes structured as a single very long sentence formatted into multiple paragraphs for readability, in which each of the paragraphs begins with a verb (desiring, recognizing, having, and so on).

As discussed in the preceding paragraphs of this report, it is considered that there are no significant constraints that would prevent the proposed development.

A third step would be to determine plausible values for the cost per word contained in classified paragraphs without actually imposing any of the budget constraints described in the above proposal.

Because of our column widths, keep your paragraphs shorter than you ordinarily might, about two-to-three sentences, contrary to what you may have been taught in English class.

Before Lincoln, a reference to God was relegated to the final paragraphs of inaugural speeches, and only once had the Bible been quoted, by John Quincy Adams.

Formatted for online reading with short paragraphs and plenty of white space around the text.

In a moment of nauseatingly morbid irony, the next five and a half paragraphs are redacted.

In his concluding paragraphs, Mr Drumgold asserted that Australian Federal Police officers 'had a strong desire for this matter not to proceed to charge' and said investigators had 'clearly aligned with a successful defence'.

It is not surprising that a briefing document presented to Northern Ireland’s new health minister in January 2020 contained only two paragraphs about emergency planning for a pandemic, a senior Stormont civil servant has said.

It is six paragraphs into the piece before the reader is informed that one of those killed was affiliated with Hamas.

It occurred to me a couple of paragraphs ago that this would be published in advance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

On account of the petition, the court goes further to prove that the grounds of the objection are which “that some paragraphs of the petition are vague, nebulous, indiscernible, and imprecise.

Rev Fothergill says he wrote a 'polite couple of paragraphs' saying he disagreed with trans ideology and had reservations about 'alternative genders' being, as he sees it, pushed on children.

Scheutz continued on to describe how users input a sentence into ChatGPT and the technology generates a few sentences or paragraphs in response.

The juxtaposition of those two paragraphs is exactly why Kansas City is tailor-made for the pageantry and pandemonium that ensues during a championship parade.

The most important paragraphs come first, the least important ones -- or downright fillers -- come last.

Then, while the first and fourth paragraphs elaborate on the identities of the killed Palestinians, it is not until the fifth paragraph that readers are informed that a firefight ensued during the arrest raid.

What type of typists work in our Appeal Court that can commit celebrated typo not in one or two or three words, or in one or two or three sentences but in more than 3 paragraphs?

However, his address was brief due to his health conditions and it ended in few paragraphs.