Sentence examples for description which is from inspiring English sources

The Times learned of the new description, which is disputed by the buyers, this week.

(The newspaper called Stillman "a film director and novelist", a description which is now only notionally accurate).

The good news is that most employers are only too happy to provide a written job description, which is general good practice anyway.

Big shareholders are unhappy about the award because building relationships with watchdogs and governments, leading on regulatory reform and upholding HSBC's reputation and character are already in Flint's job description, which is unchanged from the year before.

In sixth place is a professor of midwifery at Coventry University As a fan of social media, I spotted an interesting reference to "other forms of [research] dissemination" in this job description, which is heart-warming.

Thus, by the strictest definition of historical evidence, we require both the name, and its [being attached] to some description which is recognizable cricket, before it is safe to talk about the origin of the game.

Your editorial describes the project as a "tower" and quotes others using that description, which was coined by the activists in the first place.

Among their cases were just 3 spine avulsions (without any specific description), which were treated conservatively with good outcomes.

Interestingly Arjona et al. [20] suggested a new term "menstrual TTH", a description which was only used for migraine beforehand.

This article gives a short modules description which are included in a part of the simulator, namely: "Basic provisions".

These 647 reports were reported bugs with at least one concurrency keywords (from the above list) in their description, which was already fixed and closed by developers.