The narrative section of the environmental statement also predicts that a worker would have to have a 4,900-year career at the plant before developing cancer.

There are rare narrative sections concerning major events, presumably drawn from various chronicles, as mentioned above.

"Prior to this it would have been listed as 'driver inattention' or noted in the narrative section of the report."

The narrative sections are frequently autobiographical or are otherwise works of speculative fiction.

While his narrative sections don't for a minute sound like the voice of a 7-year-old, we suspend our disbelief because that voice is so appealing.

A lengthy narrative section bisects the play, arriving unmotivated within the immediate terms of a traditional dramatic logic.

Conversations are shaped and characterized, and narrative sections have a clarity of purpose that gives them shape.

The narrative sections of the novel show the book's characters engaged for better or worse in union talk and activity.

These chapters address questions raised in the narrative section, and also suggest areas for future research.

It is not clear whether these poems are written by Chester, who signed his name to the end of the narrative section.