Sentence examples for abbreviated list of from inspiring English sources

(And that's a highly abbreviated list of the pricey programs Mr. Jealous supports.) To pay for it all, Mr. Jealous would soak the rich — read: Montgomery County — by raising taxes on the top 1percentt of taxpayers; legalize and tax marijuana; and slash spending on roads (by building fewer of them) and prisons (by overhauling the criminal-justice system).

9 The HUAS-lite survey tool was similar to the HUAS, except that it included an abbreviated list of questions asked only of caretakers reporting that their child had diarrhea within the previous 2 weeks.

The abbreviated list of pitchers to do it includes Whitey Ford, who did it in 1955.

Picoult is known as an "issues" novelist, and that abbreviated list of plot highlights should make the uninitiated understand why.

On television, even an abbreviated list of shows he appeared on describes most of the medium's commercial history.

Here is an abbreviated list of other vital court and criminal justice reforms needing attention before the Legislature closes shop in mid-June.

The Scandinavian countries, in a period of less than a century, produced an extraordinary body of literature; an abbreviated list includes Hans Christian Andersen, Søren Kierkegaard, Jens Peter Jacobsen, August Strindberg, Henrik Ibsen, and Sigrid Undset.

Table 1 A highly abbreviated representative list of the descriptors created for this study.

Note: APA style does not abbreviate the list of authors in the References unless there are seven or more.

Also note: Chicago style abbreviates the list of authors in the footnote but gives all author names in the Bibliography unless there are ten or more.

For example, "The comic referenced the most well-loved Star Wars characters, Princess Leia, Han Solo, Luke Skywalker et al".. Use et al. in academic writing to abbreviate a list of three or more authors after the first citation.