Sentence examples for describing a set of from inspiring English sources

Benchmark: Selects and uses the best method of representing and describing a set of data Mathematics Standard 9 – Understands the general nature and uses of mathematics.

From this came the name "Sophist," describing a set of itinerant Greek educators of the fifth century BCE who gave lectures on rhetoric for a fee, and emphasized individualism and the importance of self-presentation.

Friday afternoon, the D.O.J. released its Report on Review of News Media Policies, describing a set of changes to the Department's policies regarding when and how the government can seek information from the media.

Benchmark: Selects and uses the best method of representing and describing a set of data Economics Standard 3- Understands the concept of prices and the interaction of supply and demand in a market economy.

Mr. Romney set up his ostensibly more gentle critique of the Obama years by describing a set of national expectations for the president ludicrously higher than they really were.

Early on, describing a set of photographs of Quintana as a child, she writes: "In a few she is wearing a cashmere turtleneck sweater I brought her from London when we went that May to do promotion for the European release of The Panic in Needle Park".

Angela described a set of diffuse symptoms — fatigue, muscle aches, cognitive impairment — that defied diagnosis.

It broadly describes a set of symptoms that include eczema-like rashes on the face, scalp, and torso.

In the closing minutes of her announcement, which was greeted with wild applause, Smith described a set of conditions that would guide her effort.

When I asked one officer how he makes the decision to stop someone, he described a set of criteria that constitute a gut instinct, not reasonable suspicion.

She was in search of more modest terms to describe a set of feelings which were dark and complex and must be rendered faithfully.