Sentence examples for because of its phrasing from inspiring English sources

However, the judge warned that "because of its phrasing, it is easy to apply the Rule in an unconstitutional manner".

That sentence is characteristic not because of its subject – the mannerisms of the ruling class – but because of its phrasing.

Justice Breyer's decision said that Nebraska, because of its broad phrasing, imposed an "undue burden" on a woman's right to choose a D & E abortion.

Still, litigation finance is confounding because of its "ick factor," in the phrase of W. Bradley Wendel, a professor at Cornell Law School.

Rusty's name has attracted the attention of sportswriters because of its similarity to a vulgar phrase.

This is a perfect sentence, partly because of its grammatical flaw, and these colourful phrases brighten the dark themes of southern gothic novels to make for surprisingly joyful reading.

Poke sallet is a wild green and hard to come by these days, but the song remains a personal favorite because of its chorus, which includes the immortal phrase " 'cause her mama was working on a chain gang".

8 These clinical groups were selected from the list of 'serious reportable events' and became known as never events: a phrase coined because of its 'extra psychological charge'.

Because of poor phrasing, it might even keep some legal migrants out of state universities.

But whether because of sloppy phrasing or genuine colonialist attitudes, it still comes across as condescending.

In several past cases, the way young children were questioned was deemed flawed because of inappropriate phrasing.