Sentence examples for As this language from inspiring English sources

As this language mainly includes statistical information on the likelihood of getting the disease or experiencing vaccination adverse events, parents reported a preference for narrative information on the MMR vaccination, which they described as easier to understand.

Engaging as this language is, though, its manic energy sometimes upstages the story.

Nigel Farage rants about 80 million Muslim Turks being allowed free travel and work rights in the UK, and ugly as this language is the Cameron referendum pledge effectively nixes Turkey's EU membership – whatever the warm words in Ankara.

An experiment was carried out on Arabic, as this language is processed within our research team and an LMF-standardized Arabic dictionary is at hand where the semantic and the syntactico-semantic knowledge are accessible and well structured.

Of course management is one thing; protection of contractors is something else, as this language makes clear, "in regards to military support of private security contractors in the case of an attack, the policy will probably read: "military assistance may be available to the contractors;" therefore, there is no "real (legal) committal" for the military forces to support the contractors".

Unfortunately, neither reviewer nor author (nor their respective editors) are in as close command of this language as one would hope.

Anybody can legally use this language, as long as it is verbatim as quoted, without permission, according to the FBI page where it is found Watermark your videos.

That said, it sounds like the trick to success was learning when not to speak this language, as much as it was speaking it.

The majority of its text editing functionality is written in this language, as are numerous extensions.

Country profiles were prepared in the FAO official language of each country (except Equatorial Guinea, which was prepared in French), and they are presented in this language, as are the related tables and figures.

While we chose a course in which we anticipated that Instructor Talk would be richly represented, we did not predict that we would find as many different types of this language as we found, nor did we anticipate that we would find multiple categories of this noncontent language in every class session.