Sentence examples for minor wording from inspiring English sources

The questions, with some minor wording differences from their original versions, are posed below.

So was a company lawyer who, after reviewing it in early October, suggested some minor wording changes.

The Justice Department and Microsoft also agreed to some minor wording changes in the agreement to clarify the company's obligation to ensure that rival software functions properly on Microsoft's Windows operating system.

This may entail minor wording changes (e.g., changing diplomatically to tactfully under the dimension "Positive Communication").

Most revisions to the SIQ involved combining similar items or making minor wording changes to enhance translatability.

These questions are well served by minor wording changes and/or further explanation designed to capture what we perceive to be the intent of the original decision tree.

Ms. Sontag's description -- with a line eliminated and some minor words changed -- closely parallels Mrs. Coleman's.

The genius of these first lines is all in the minor words, which subtly and immediately put the reader into this poolside world.

Borrowed words Last Sunday, Dowd's column on Dick Cheney and torture picked up a paragraph, with one minor word change, from Josh Marshall at Talking Points Memo, without identifying the source.

This was more about the laughably overblown reaction to a minor word change.

While these were minor words of war, he later would lay down the gauntlet even more during an interview with a New Zealand radio station.