Sentence examples for appropriately worded from inspiring English sources

Theatre offers a special case where some form of private language, private interpretation or (maybe most appropriately worded) private rule-making appears to exist.

One might say, "No harm is done in making such a judgment, so long as the parties remain free to reverse its effect by placing an appropriately worded provision in their contract". Before you accept this sanguine proposal, recall Judge Cardozo's treatment of the contract in Jacob & Youngs.

A reduced pool of 12 daytime and 10 overnight questions were included for further testing in round 2. Participant feedback received during round 2 further informed item reduction based on selection of the most appropriately worded item alternates.

Feedback was sought from a number of senior Australian policymakers and researchers in health to determine whether the questions were appropriately worded, relevant and clear.

For example, if y5 came from questionnaire data: the question providing y5 presumably was clear, precise and appropriately worded, there were few missing values, no recoding difficulties, no socially-desirable response, a reasonable distribution across multiple evenly-spaced response options, and so on.

Appropriately, word of their departure leaked out on a Friday afternoon when Princess Margaret was buried and Parliament prepared for a recess.

"You want to make sure your study design isn't in any way adding to stigma; you want to make sure all of your materials are worded appropriately, non-judging, and are not identifying a problem but offering a solution".

All items are scored on a seven-point Likert-like response scale ranging from "not at all" to "extremely" (as worded appropriately for item).

We understand that this is partly a semantic issue, but we still would like to ask you to re-word appropriately.

Appropriately, their words will be accompanied by live jazz.

(Appropriately: the word poetry is derived from the Greek verb "poiein," meaning "to make").