Boxy, tricky to set up and, well, necessary are probably the most common descriptions.
"I'm smart and witty and confident and a real go-getter," she lists, exasperated at the most common descriptions she sees on dating sites.
Mexico's presidential campaign has begun, and the disdain seeping from these common descriptions of the three main candidates reflects what experts say are low expectations.
Many Syrian men also bristled under what they called common descriptions that their uprising is driven by foreign fighters, or hosts groups linked to Al Qaeda.
Page 11 MEXICO LOOKS AT CONTENDERS Mexico's presidential campaign has begun, and the cynicism seeping from common descriptions of the three main candidates reflects what experts say are low expectations.
It was this: He wanted to lift the latest Chechen war above the common descriptions that have defined it — as Exhibit A of an upstart population seeking independence from post-Soviet Russia, or as Exhibit B of a separatist struggle made toxic by a latter-day brand of militant Islam, or as Exhibit C in a war that had smoldered into dormancy.
Research by the Hansard Society, which campaigns for parliamentary reform, has found the most common descriptions by the public of PMQs are "noisy", "childish", "over-the-top" and "pointless".
Manyena (2013, p. 25) notes the common descriptions of the Tonga by the Zimbabwean media such as "marginalised," "isolated," "poor," "backward," "minority," "primitive," "dangerous," "degraded," and "two-toed people".
Just making common descriptions of how people characterize themselves is a challenge: LinkedIn has seen 6,000 variants of the job "software engineer" described in English and 8,000 different ways people say they worked at IBM, including hundreds of company locations, nicknames of divisions, variations on job titles, even some misspellings.
This chapter explores common descriptions of design that design involves abductive reasoning, construction, ill-defined problem solving skills, or wicked problem solving skills and argues that they are not always sharp enough to both distinguish design from other types of problem solving and unite design across different design-related disciplines.
Common descriptions of Native Americans in Florida by 1820 identified only the "Seminoles".
