Sentence examples for products writing from inspiring English sources
We define SciComm productivity as those observable past and recent past behaviors related to producing SciComm products: writing manuscripts and abstracts, participating actively in research-related conversations, and delivering presentations to scientific and lay audiences.
Ms. Warren, an authority on bankruptcy law, proposed the creation of a federal agency to protect consumers of financial products, writing in a 2007 article that the government tries harder to protect people who buy toaster ovens than those borrowing money to buy a home.
On his blog, The Green Grok, Dr. Chameides occasionally examines ingredients in consumer products, writing recently about both formaldehyde, which is used as a treatment to make clothing wrinkle-free, and triclosan, which along with being an insecticide is added to toothpaste and other personal care and cleaning products for its antimicrobial properties.
Whether it's building products, writing code, seeing things work or helping people, you should always work toward what you are passionate about (clichéd as that sounds, it's very true).
The lieutenant tells us to pack just one small bag, with only hygiene products, writing materials, and underwear.
Most are niche products, written for a relatively small audience.
Instead, executives at First Solar would like a permanent exclusion for solar products written into the law.
"If I... were a Palestinian, I would certainly join the boycott that is being imposed on the settlements and their products," wrote Yossi Sarid, a commentator in liberal Israeli newspaper Ha'aretz.
Three years later, the F.T.C. was back again, levying a $1.5 million fine against Nu Skin "for making false claims about its weight-loss products," writes Elkind (who is, for the record, a friend and former colleague).
"We will no longer send data from the meeting notes section of your calendar event," Joff Redfern, LinkedIn's head of mobile products, wrote in a blog post.
The theater songs of Lynn Ahrens (lyrics) and Stephen Flaherty (music) are sleek, machine-tooled products written in a Disney style whose fairy-tale language speaks to the child in all of us.
