Sentence examples for some acronyms from inspiring English sources

Some acronyms are standing the test of time.

We need to develop a flow chart and some acronyms, so that NASA can use it".

41 In addition to being confusing, some acronyms can be irritatingly twee.

She was mystified by some acronyms that 18-year-old Earl Sweatshirt, whom she met via Twitter, used.

Some acronyms meant to alert children to prying eyes are POS ("parent over shoulder"), PRW ("parents are watching") and KPC ("keeping parents clueless").

These types of chemical entities do often have a higher degree of ambiguity, especially some acronyms and short formula.

In this country there is a system that tries to pick up and corral all the dependent patients in to big local holding pens, usually called the Anytown Drug Advisory Team, or some acronym that changes every five years.

After endless jokes about attending ASSLaw went viral on Twitter, George Mason sent a letter to students and alumni announcing it was once again changing the school's name due to "some acronym controversy on social media"—it will now be known by the less-funny Antonin Scalia Law School, or ASLS.

However, concern has been raised about the relevance and coercive nature of some study acronyms, for example HOPE and CURE [ 4].

Here are some popular acronyms to use: HOMES.

There is always some new acronym in the technology industry.