Sentence examples for lack of concord from inspiring English sources

The appearance of simplified grammar (e.g. dropping of articles, lack of concord in number marking between subject and predicate) in published research that has attained Best Paper status in engineering's most prestigious journals may indicate that the gate-keeper role in engineering now reflects the predominance of non-native speakers in the field.

That is why the Edict was defined as a "law of concord," through temporary tolerance.

Tells about an obelisk and sculpture commemorating the Battle of Concord and Ralph Waldo Emerson's "Concord Hymn".

"A lot of out-of-Concord people are getting everything".

If this hypothesis is correct, the large number of cells observed here in a perineural, quiescent niche would concord with the lack of cells differentiating into bone or cartilage in the embryo.

There have been periods and places of concord.

Even this pretense of concord now seems gone.

There's a danger of concord breaking out.

Archives|THE BURNING OF "CONCORD".; Old Mansion at Natchez, Miss., Was Owned by a New Yorker.

THE BURNING OF "CONCORD".; Old Mansion at Natchez, Miss., Was Owned by a New Yorker.

The Song of Liberty, or, The March of "Concord"!