Sentence examples for the revised wording from inspiring English sources

The revised wording, referring to the commission, said that "JPMorgan does not believe that it violated FERC's policies".

The revised wording, according to those spokesmen, was meant to refer to the underlying legal case developed by Mr. Garment, Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Libby, among others, in past years that argued that the criminal indictment of Mr. Rich was flawed.

We therefore preferred the revised wording, "could you do less than half your usual amount".

The revised wording opens the door to creationism in the classroom and in the textbooks.

The MCC added the revised wording to the Laws of Cricket in 1980; this version of the lbw law is still used as of 2013.

For example, the original wording for the middle rung is "Think I should quit but not quite ready", while the revised wording for our studies is "I think I should go to the dentist, but I am not quite ready".

We have also carefully commented on all of the points raised by each reviewer and revised wording in the text in accordance with reviewer suggestions.

Corrected versions of Fig. 1 and Table 2, as well as revised wording for the results and conclusions sections, appear below.

Table 1 Principal revisions in HALT to the wording of MIDAS Wording in MIDAS [3] Revised wording adopted for HALT On how many days … did you miss work or school?

In two subsequent rounds of review, clinicians were provided with the group median inclusion rating for each statement, and any revised wording of statements to aid clarity.

Revised wording of items after further testing: Thinking about the food and drink you get, which of the following statements best describes your situation?