Sentence examples for informal use from inspiring English sources

Taking steps that include the informal use of the scientific method can help us make better decisions.

Not in a design that is all about the informal use of public space.

Specifically for casting aspersion -- heaping ridicule on what follows -- it's O.K. in informal use to write or say "what some pluralizing people like to call quote-unquote aspersions".

The restored drachma would stay in circulation only if the Greeks were denied access to foreign exchange, preventing the informal use of the euro.

Read ends his style note with a fatwa against the word "massive", showing that at least he doesn't mind the idiosyncratically informal use of sentence fragments for emphasis: "The word 'massive'massive

The free-market thinktank cites the example of Panama and other Latin American countries that use the dollar as proof that the informal use of another country's currency "can foster a healthy financial system and economy".

& v. & n. (informal): (used to express) great delight or excitement.

& n. (informal): (used as a substitute for) speech regarded as meaningless or stupid, or to comment on a foolish or stupid action.

The village's population had been subject to severe lead poisoning for at least a decade as a result of informal Used Lead Acid Battery (ULAB) recycling.

The interviews were scheduled as formal and informal using the research questionnaire designed specifically for this study as a tool for the exploration of the data.

Especially in Indian villages, matchmaking tends to be informal, using "extensive kinship networks," said Lindsey Harlan, chair of religious studies at Connecticut College.