Sentence examples for conventions among from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sinclair was a popular figure at auto shows and industry conventions; among members of the Saab Club of North America he was known as Uncle Bob.

After the attacks of September 11 , 2001 the Geneva Conventions, among other niceties, were added to its list of obstacles to be got around.

Prep-school fictions tend toward the nostalgic; this one, though set in the late seventies, feels up to date, reversing a lot of storied conventions, among them the trope of WASP — as opposed to Asian or Jewish — primacy.

Though the report does not see data delays as a primary cause of the crash, differences in data conventions among the dozens of markets may have exacerbated it.Some will no doubt see the report as confirmation that high-frequency trading is dangerous stuff.

We also produced a videographic of the election horse-race and a collection of portraits from the conventions, among other election-related multimedia.Our Global Electoral College proved a big hit, with over 52,000 readers casting a vote in a worldwide election for America's next president.

Mīmāṃsā does not think that the association of a particular meaning with a word is due to conventions among people who introduce and give meanings to the words.

As a result, it has been the convention among major media sources to present die-offs as at once mysterious and alarming, but also ordinary and even natural.

For instance, as illustrated in the film, Corbyn will have no truck with the ridiculous convention among party leaders of trying to win elections.

In the States, the convention among media outlets is that the victims of sexual assault, whether adults or children, are not identified.

Even at fifty, she had admirers, and it had become a convention among the circle in which she moved to speak of her lovely gray eyes.

At the same time, Syria said it adhered to a convention among Arab countries that distinguished between terrorism and "legitimate struggle against foreign occupation," a phrase that effectively excluded all Palestinian organizations that attack Israel from the terrorist label.