Sentence examples for grammar effectively from inspiring English sources

Linguistics experts, for their part, have been scathing about the illogic and ignorance in traditional advice on usage, but have been unwilling to proffer their own pointers to which rules to follow or how to use grammar effectively.

The petitioner's brief hammers away at the grammar relentlessly, and effectively.

The 1976 Education Act, which effectively abolished grammar schools in the UK, was immediately reflected on TV in Headmaster (1977), a drama serial expanded from an earlier Play for Today by John Challen, a teacher.

If natural language were structurally unambiguous with respect to some comprehensive, effectively parsable grammar, our parsing technology would presumably have attained human-like accuracy some time ago, instead of levelling off at about 90% constituent recognition accuracy.

Although the framework is flexible, implementing a phylo-grammar is difficult and effectively parameterizing one is even harder.

Two practical case studies are used to illustrate how automated oracle generation can be effectively integrated with grammar-based test generation in different testing scenarios: locating fault-inducing input patterns on Java applications; and Selenium-based automated web testing.

Using correct grammar is a way to communicate effectively, not to feel superior to other people because you know what a conjunction is.

He said: "If it went ahead it would effectively be a new grammar school.

An annex of a grammar school elsewhere in Kent could open, effectively creating a new school for the area.

Natural language processing and parsing technologies are still improving (as Siri has proven so effectively), as is Ginger's grammar-check, but this is a big step in the right direction.

"But we all know now that grammar schools don't just select by ability, effectively they select by money as well.