For instance, phrases used to note exemplary ethical processes, as well as phrases used to note suspected conflict of interest, were classified as part of the "Ethics/Conflict of Interest" category.
For instance, phrases like "each and every," "added bonus," "direct confrontation," "protest against," and "written down" are all redundant, as they repeat the meaning.
For instance, that phrase could be interpreted to be about the director's health, rather than the director's retirement.
For instance, the phrase "refugee crisis" implies the refugees themselves have caused a problem that other people have been left to deal with.
For instance, the phrase "establish justice" is illustrated with the kids reviewing the rules for their trip, including "Share" and "No pulling hair".
After September's report on taxes and the economy, Senate Republicans, led by Mitch McConnell, prepared a list of complaints about Hungerford's methods, conclusions, and language (finding, for instance, the phrase "tax cuts for the rich" to be objectionable).
Consider, for instance, the phrase that has been turned into a music video by gleeful climate skeptics: "hide the decline," used in an e-mail message by Phil Jones, the head of the university's Climatic Research Unit.
In this passage from "Widow's Walk," for instance, the phrase "lost in action" is approvingly marked "MM:" Outside of love, there are only islands Where lovers mourn their loves, lost in action, Save if they change, arriving safely home.
Take, for instance, the phrase "in a nutshell". It could either mean "in a few words," or "the edible kernel found inside the hard casing of a type of fruit". Distinguishing these two very different meanings comes easily to us, but can be confounding to a computer.
For instance, the phrase "Show me your permit to carry that weapon" could be broken into "show me," "your permit," "to carry," and "that weapon". Then those units get translated and re-ordered, explains Knight, according to their likelihood of being positioned next to each other in an Iraqi Arabic sentence.
For instance, the phrase 'Electric Car Z goes 300 miles in a single charge' shows positive sentiment towards a brand.
