Sentence examples for qualifiers such as from inspiring English sources
That gag about condoms, for instance, comes when one character dismisses language qualifiers such as "like" for diminishing rhetorical discourse.
Tara Mohr, a leadership coach, has advised women not to use qualifiers such as "I'm no expert in this, but …" She delivered this advice on a blogpost for Goop, Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle community.
England have shown themselves capable in the past of earning vital away results in final qualifiers such as the goalless draws away to Italy and Turkey which clinched places at the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2004 respectively.
The realists' "qualifiers" such as cowhood are mental constructions, "convenient fictions".
While the site does allow for some Boolean searches (those directed by qualifiers such as "and", "or" and "not") to narrow search results, some users complain that it does not recognize longer search strings.
In that case, the informative script is peppered with qualifiers such as "mercenaries," "financed from abroad"... ..insurgents" or the "so-called rebels".
I read this sentence repeatedly looking for a qualifier such as (some American blacks or a sample of American blacks).If American blacks have a tendency to blame all problems on racism I would sure like to see the empirical evidence supporting this position.Minorities have problems in America and racism is one of many.
He said an alternative venue for the qualifier, such as the Kingspan Stadium, had not yet been considered.
On Wednesday, Irish FA chief executive Patrick Nelson said staging the 13 June international at Windsor Park remained its "only focus" and that an alternative venue for the Euro 2016 qualifier, such as the Kingspan Stadium, had not yet been considered.
A qualifier, such as 'NOT', changes the interpretation of an annotation.
In addition, Jürgens et al. [ 24] showed that two thirds of the participants in a European qualifier such as the 'Ironman Switzerland' originated from Switzerland and its neighboring countries.
