Sentence examples similar to rewording of something from inspiring English sources

Demographers for New York City say they believe that the problem can be traced largely to the rewording of a census question about Hispanic ethnicity.

That rewording of the acronym started on Twitter at the end of December, and one of the earliest examples was in a reply to Guy Verhofstadt tweeting about European unity.

Their feedback led to further restructuring and rewording of the criteria.

Even seemingly benign changes like the rewording of a value proposition or updates to product categorization can result in significant gains in conversions.

There isn't much rewording of these statements, either – they're practically copied and pasted from Trump's own words, and in some cases, quoted directly.

There isn't much rewording of these statements, either – they're practically copied and pasted from Trump's own words, and in some cases, quoted directly.

It is understood that the rewording of some of the more colourful parts is being considered in an attempt to offer some "reassurance".

Other scholars have suggested that the name Tiruchirappalli is a rewording of Tiru-chinna-palli, meaning "holy little town".

Concerning the subscales having something to do (mild to severe dementia), negative affect and social relations (both very severe dementia), the extent to which rewording of the items produces better scalability and internal consistency should be explored.

Revision involved the deletion and rewording of several items.

This included rewording of questions relating to bottle-use.