Sentence examples for measured language to from inspiring English sources
But he used surprisingly measured language to describe the attack.
Speaking in Singapore at the Shangri-La Dialogue on June 4, President Lee Myung-bak of the Republic of Korea (ROK) used measured language to strongly caution Kim Jong-il, the North's leader, against further acts of provocation, stating that the ROK and the U.S. were ready to respond to any use of force.
Yesterday, 38 years and a £195m public inquiry later, Lord Saville of Newdigate and his two colleagues employed rather more measured language to make clear they had reached much the same conclusion.
For a time, relatively measured language was used towards the SNP as Labour tried to woo their former supporters who had voted "yes" in the referendum.
Last week, both Mrs. Clinton and President Obama criticized the verdict against her in relatively measured language, calling it "unjust" and repeating a demand for her release.
Politicos throughout America are busy digesting the lessons of Donald Trump's electoral success, and measured language did not win electoral votes.
For example, just 22% of study abroad programs take steps to measure language acquisition, according to a recent survey by the Forum on Education Abroad, a non-profit association which develops and promotes good-practice guidelines for the field of education abroad.
In order to measure language performance we asked participants with aphasia to describe a depicted event (a composite picture) in English and a second depicted event in their first language (L1), which was also their other main language.
To investigate this matter further we try to establish the ideal parameters for VHF experiments to measure language dominance, and subsequently compare laterality indices (LIs) obtained from RT patterns in bilateral VHF tasks to those LIs acquired in the same individuals during a mental word generation task in the fMRI scanner.
There are studies that used these institutional tests to measure language proficiency (Lee & Greene, 2007; Light & Teh-Yuan, 1991), but it may not always be practical to administer such tests to all potential applicants and hence institutional proficiency tests are not feasible for university admission purposes.
"Our clients have never been able to measure language — in marketing it's a very subjective thing… Everyone's got an opinion.
