Sentence examples for limiting wording from inspiring English sources

(The existence of this framing clause is an additional reason to drop Article 68, which uses the much more limiting wording "rulings of Shariah").

Limiting words, such as "possibly," "probably" or "likely," also convey uncertainty.

Text is limited but needs to be both good and original there is quite an art to limiting words and still putting across and excellent story.

14 This may be the case for the systematic review published in non-Cochrane medical journals which have limited word counts.

Editorial procedures and limited word count, however, may possibly be associated with why QOL measurement selection and its definition were not mentioned.

You can use any word that appeals or feels relevant, but English only has limited words for things like light, the colours, water etc.

A new liberal majority will have little trouble limiting his words to the vanishing point.

We must be modest in our speculations by limiting our words to what can be known.

In part, this has to do with the three co-creators (authors seems too limiting a word).

Limited word count could be better used to discuss more fundamental limitations (e.g., our findings based on trials on short-term duration of vitamin D supplementation are silent about a potential long-term benefit vitamin D supplementation).

The off-limit word is divorce.