The phrase "level of sentences" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the complexity or sophistication of a sentence. Example: The level of sentences in this novel is quite advanced, making it challenging for young readers.
This is also true, and perhaps more obvious, at the level of sentences.
"The courts will have to decide on the level of sentences, but that penalty is in principle absolutely possible for sexual offences," Maas said.
I like it: it's no substitute for the flesh-and-blood editor/writer relationship (and is only valuable on the level of sentences), but it's as close to a video game as this copy-editor is going to get.
One response to this kind of argument is to take the entities in the domain of the chance and credence functions to be propositions rather than sentences (as Lewis originally did in formulating the PP), and suggest that the problem does not arise because the contingent a priori only emerges at the level of sentences.
Textpresso results were evaluated at the level of sentences as well as GO annotations that could be made from those sentences.
"My suspicion is that as time passes the level of sentencing in these cases will reduce.
A number of cases resulted in people being jailed for posting abusive messages, known as trolling, and led to a debate about the correct level of sentencing for such crimes.
He said Labour "were deeply disappointed" that the Government had failed to meet their own promise to publish the findings of a consultation on what level of sentencing would be appropriate for the owners of dogs involved in attacks by the time the Bill returned to the Commons.
"Just on the microcosmic level of sentence-by-sentence the most exciting prose is being written by American writers.
Hugh Mason's lawyer Mark Ballysz, told Norwich Crown Court no level of sentence could add to the punishment he has already suffered.
Scholarship on his output, however, has displayed less interest in literary form, intended audience, and specific objectives; instead, in keeping with an academic tradition, it has focused by and large upon the identification of his "sources", even at the level of sentence by sentence, or phrase by phrase, analysis.
