Sentence examples for a suitable wording from inspiring English sources

Consensus on a suitable wording to incorporate the classification was achieved in Round 3 of the Delphi process.

He doesn't believe that "addiction" is a suitable word to use of such young children.

That's also a suitable word to describe the tone of Franklin's direction and the wistful sense of place he brings to the eponymous location, a beautiful Victorian town located on the Mornington Peninsula.

Thus, the designer should specify a suitable word-length for representing variables, considering also quantization errors in the system response.

If he was struggling to find a suitable word or phrase to describe some action he would simply invent one (try doing that in your school Shakespeare essay).

For an example of why personality is also a suitable word to apply to animal behaviour, consider a creature that is probably not top anyone's list of personality candidates: the hermit crab.

It was a performance — if that is a suitable word — that was characteristically simple, plain-spoken and steeped in a deep, abiding faith.

2) Maybe there is a more suitable word (currently teeth) to name the 6 strongly sclerotized structures on the ventral sucker... Thanks.

The barriers to discussing obesity, highlighted in this study, centred on communication (e.g., suitable wording), time and a lack of training.

If no suitable wording could capture the same concept in both languages, the item was deleted from the questionnaire.

This translated version was presented to five Korean-speaking patients with acromegaly to evaluate its comprehensiveness, clarity, cultural relevance and suitable wording.