Sentence examples for are often abbreviated from inspiring English sources

These journals are often abbreviated, but putting the cursor over the abbreviated title will show the complete title and citation.

(Simple alkyl groups such as these are often abbreviated by the symbol R).

For melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, important warning signs are often abbreviated as A, B, C and D: A for asymmetry, with one half of the mole different from the other half; B for border irregularity; C for uneven color; and D for diameter, a size greater than six millimeters (slightly less than a quarter of an inch) across.

[Note the move numbering; such long solutions are often abbreviated, for example 1-5.a1B 6.b75 7.Bb8 8.Ba7 b7#, or even 1-5.a1B 6-8.Ba7 b7#.] In a series selfmate (or self-stalemate) in N, White makes N consecutive moves, at the end of which Black makes a single move and is forced to checkmate (or stalemate) White with that move.

These are often abbreviated "MarTech" (as in Marketing Technology) or SalesTech (Sales Technology).

Person names in poems are often abbreviated, combined, or used with appellatives.

By the way, this is often abbreviated in the textbook as the line x equals a.

(Grupo Corpo is often abbreviated to "Corpo" in Brazil, true; but this Portuguese sentence means: "I like your body").

So ubiquitous is the young rapper in HBA, as the label is often abbreviated, you would be forgiven for thinking he is a paid ambassador.

Many Javanese think of Sukarno and Suharto, not to mention Wiranto and Budiono use only one, and that is often abbreviated.

Teyateyaneng was named after the Teja-Tejane ("Quicksands") River, which flows south of the village, and is often abbreviated as TY.