Sentence examples for manner of designating from inspiring English sources

In one sense, the most morally laden manner of designating those who are subject to, and benefit from, public health measures, is to think about them as a community (Beauchamp & Steinbock 1999).

Table 1 lists the numerous alternative manners of designating a SNP in major databases.

Dozens of designated slaughtering stations were established.

Take advantage of designated driver programs.

Books acquired in that manner were designated "from the ships".

Tumours that grow and spread aggressively in this manner are designated malignant, or cancerous.

The pulmonic consonant table, which includes most consonants, is arranged in rows that designate manner of articulation, meaning how the consonant is produced, and columns that designate place of articulation, meaning where in the vocal tract the consonant is produced.

His catalog contains all manner of stage works, oddly none designated as operas.

A query template produced in this manner can be designated as the ' precise template'.

People often come to my surgery with relationship problems, work-related stress, teenage angst, unhappiness at school: all manner of problems that affect their wellbeing, rather than a designated illness.

Main outcome measures The outcomes were specialty and sex of the consultants, manner of approaching the barrier (pass-card ready or not), and time taken to park, exit the vehicle, and walk to a designated point.