Sentence examples for commonly conveyed from inspiring English sources

"There is uncertainty, very commonly conveyed to me by states, that the law as written now will somehow have to change to address the federal government's fiscal crisis," Mr. Allison said.

Horn observed that the lexicon of a natural language has an economical asymmetry.[12] Logical concepts tend not to be lexicalized if they are commonly conveyed by implicature.

Water is commonly conveyed for agriculture purposes through water canal networks which are large-scale spatially distributed systems crossing extensive regions.

The most commonly conveyed emotion was anxiety, with distress and embarrassment also expressed strongly.

However existing published studies and reports commonly convey high levels of user satisfaction.

Latency-age children less commonly and intensely conveyed adjustment concerns.

To underscore this, he used an idiom commonly deployed to convey this concept: "You can put lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig".

Images related to summer figure centrally in his early work; from Bryter Layter on, his language is more autumnal, evoking a season commonly used to convey senses of loss and sorrow.

Pneumatically conveyed particles are commonly responsible for triggering the erosion process by impacts on the wall.

In conjunction with preceding studies, the authors found that the genes most commonly differentially expressed in these palisades conveyed response to hypoxic environmental conditions [ 10, 11].

Pragmaticians, however, commonly distinguish content from other aspects of meaning conveyed by an utterance.