Sentence examples for To describe about from inspiring English sources

Since Sept. 11, the words "terrorism expert" have been used to describe about three dozen academics, diplomats, former military officers and intelligence officers who have appeared on television news programs or been quoted in print.

MR. BUSH -- Let me just say the first -- this business about the entitlement he tried to describe about savings, you know, matching savings here and matching savings there, fully funded it's going to cost a whole lot of money, lot more than we have.

Across Europe there is less clarity about definitions, and LEZ is the term widely used to describe about 250 areas in different cities, with considerable variation.

In other words, apart from the larger ideology that LinkedIn likes to describe about being a charter of our world's "economic graph" (LinkedIn's answer to Facebook's social graph), LinkedIn also sees education as a business opportunity, with "just in time" experience training from LinkedIn as a key way of meeting that demand.

In other words, apart from the larger ideology that LinkedIn likes to describe about being a charter of our world's "economic graph" (LinkedIn's answer to Facebook's social graph), LinkedIn also sees education as a business opportunity, with "just in time" experience training from LinkedIn as a key way of meeting that demand.

Author's response: we change to "significantly different evolutionary rates" as reviewer suggested, We add one paragraph which was tried to describe about function difference between RB1 subgroup and RBL subgroup, and speculated that ancient function of RB family might be linked with cell differentiation but not with cell cycle controlling.

To describe opinions about suicide risk screening in a pediatric medical inpatient sample.

This was used to describe just about any DNA modification by exogenous nuclease systems.

Then, each student shared one reaction word to describe feelings about that day's events.

After the install, you can use the "Properties" dialog to describe details about the printer's capabilities, e.g. duplexing.

It proposes a unifying concept framework to combine extensional and intensional representations to describe knowledge about design objects.