Sentence examples for changing the wording from inspiring English sources

EPSR2-specific interventions largely involved pharmacists translating shorthand directions (that the GP had typed and would appear verbatim on the dispensing label) into more patient-friendly versions, such as '1BD' changed to 'Take one tablet twice a day'; others involved changing the wording slightly to fit their preferred professional style.

My instructions were to go through old parliamentary questions and ask the same thing, only changing the wording slightly.

Later we learned that the Kennedy administration asked the archdiocese to try to pressure me into changing the wording.

Changing the wording is not really a priority," says a spokesman for Stonewall, a gay-rights lobby group.

Changing the wording of the constitution, however, would require a two-thirds majority in both houses and a simple majority in a nationwide referendum.

Changing the wording from "estate tax" to "death tax" only marginally increased support for eliminating the tax, so people were not fooled by the framing of the issue.

From Mike M.: The left thinks they can change reality by changing the words they use to describe it.

How does changing the words change the way you feel about hearing the information?

Those of us with disabilities empathize, but we know that changing the words doesn't change the attitudes behind them.

Under such a system, language becomes a weapon to change the way people think by changing the words they use.

Russell and Hollander suggest that their scale could be used to measure a change in attitude in other subjects by changing the word "biology" for another subject matter area.