Sentence examples for make more formal from inspiring English sources

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If you like, you can use bricks, tiles or broken plate pieces to make more formal bordering around the pizza slice quarters.

"We have learned from that kind of activity this is something that we should be making more formal".

Britain makes more formal protests to Israel over its actions in the occupied territories than any other country.

This will improve the sentence, making more formal and academic} become an important precaution of the experiment.

And now, with the Fed considering the purchase of long-term Treasuries, such monetization of deficits will be made more formal.

Lyft wants ridesharing's role as an educational conduit for consumers made more formal in the guidelines, to basically spell out that it's replacing human drivers as a way to explain how this whole thing works.

The government had drawn up some very good advice for schools, Ms Keates said, but it was only guidance and there needed to be a debate about whether it was made more formal.

Preoperative visual acuities were documented using visual function patterns due to early age at presentation and the diagnosis of Down syndrome, which made more formal visual assessment very difficult.

In a prospective study, Stelfox et al. found that patients in isolation experienced more preventable adverse events in the hospital, made more formal complaints to the hospital about their care, were more likely to have had no vital signs done when ordered, and had more days with no physician progress notes, when compared with nonisolated controls (19 ).

Last week, three Democratic senators from states hit hard by the opioid epidemic, Edward J. Markey of Massachusetts, Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island and Joe Manchin of West Virginia, sent a letter to Purdue, insisting that it make a more formal commitment not to make money from the treatments.