Sentence examples for another abbreviation from inspiring English sources

Another abbreviation in my notes: whb.

"It's another abbreviation for S.C.," he pointed out.

Despite criticism in some quarters, R2P is not just another abbreviation for military intervention, nor does it require the United States to do anything the president or Congress do not see as in our national interests.

£279 in the UK, it has an add-on Flight Recorder accessory that uses GPS to navigate a pre-set route, and plot it on a map. 3 First Person View (FPV) Besides UAV, another abbreviation you'll often see used when talking about consumer drones is FPV, for First Person View.

Another abbreviation, SD, can mean either Standard Definition or Secure Digital, which is the brand of flash memory used in many tapeless camcorders.

By the way, following the P.S. with another abbreviation looks weird, doesn't it?

Another possible abbreviation was W3, but that alphanumeric version never caught on, lingering only in W3C, the abbreviation for the World Wide Web Consortium, an international standards organization that Berners-Lee founded.

"I was taken by ISIS to the field hospital — there outside the hospital they shot me in the leg and told me to call my children to come and take me away," she said, using another common abbreviation for IS.

Attached to the message was another, reading, "The abbreviation AUTHAB is the Authorized Abbreviation for Authorized Abbreviation.

Cologne has equipped three tram crossings with similar lights, prompting the creation of yet another portmanteau: "Bompeln", an abbreviation of "Boden-Ampeln" (ground traffic lights).

"While 'FAB' by itself could be taken to mean 'fabulous,' it could also be interpreted as an acronym for another phrase or an abbreviation for a different word.