Sentence examples for common holidays from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the algorithm implements filters to remove references to ethnicity, and common holidays (such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, Ramadan, Hanukkah, etc).

It should be noted that ethnicities, common holidays, clinical provider identifiers (such as names or pager numbers) and year-only dates, are not defined as PHI by HIPAA.

However, these results imply that supplemental sources beyond informal epidemic intelligence systems may be required during weeks with common holidays in English-speaking countries.

The IKEA catalog is common holiday reading, but beware: things between the pages aren't as perfect as they seem.

Among the most common holiday issues that were reported were deals being misrepresented and breach of contract – where holiday firms promise one thing but deliver another.

Google also has a new tool that allows you to choose among the 25 most common holiday flight routes to see how far in advance you should book.

CORNWALL, N.Y. - EVERY Thanksgiving, after the relatives have left and the last shreds of turkey have been made into sandwiches and soup, millions of Americans participate in one last ritual of autumn, one that, despite the common holiday we have just shared, proves what a polarized nation we remain.

Had the bombing occurred at another time of the year, the casualty list likely would have been much longer; because many Norwegians take their vacations at the end of July, this unofficial "common holiday" meant that many public offices in the area of the blast were empty on the afternoon of the attack.

Here are some of the common holiday pitfalls, mental and physical, which many of us encounter in some shape or form.

Because really, this is just common holiday sense.

Long ago, Christmas time transformed into a common holiday no matter one's religious affiliation.