Sentence examples for that rewording from inspiring English sources

Thus, it is possible that rewording the recommendations creates a simplified or modified recommendation for clinical decision-making.

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.

However, don't word it like that; reword it and make your lover feel special.

An example of an item that was reworded based on the pilot testing was, "Our school play area has painted lines on the ground to help me be active at lunchtime".

That report found roughly 60 pages in the 351-page dissertation that contained passages that were slightly reworded from sources without any citation indicating their source.

So it's fitting that my first blog post, after much agonizing over how to introduce myself to you, comes at the beginning of Breast Cancer Month--or as I like to call it Breast Health Month (thank you for that brilliant rewording, Dr. Christiane Northrup!).

This allowed the identification of items that required rewording, and those that were redundant because they added little information or offered similar response patterns.

The bishops promptly backtracked on the document, rewording passages that seemed to stray too far from traditional teaching. .

Imagine that you are rewording each sentence for someone else so that they can make sense of it as fully and exactly as possible.

I've reworded that sentence.

Wait, let me reword that, as it is not entirely true as it stands.