Sentence examples for tricky sentencing from inspiring English sources
That's the first drop in decades, but deciphering exactly what's behind it is tricky; sentencing reforms at the federal level don't hurt, and politicians seem to be less afraid than they were, say, 20 years ago, of throwing out new ideas about how to deal with criminals.
That's the first drop in decades, but deciphering exactly what's behind it is tricky; sentencing reforms at the federal level don't hurt, and politicians seem to be less afraid than they were, say, 20 years ago, of throwing out new ideas about how to deal with criminals.
A dozen or so either faulted some of the diagrams or challenged me with a particularly tricky sentence.
Jim's vocabulary was not tricky, although his sentences went long and were compound (rather than complex).
The tricky part of this sentence is the phrase "best technology available".
If you look closely at the tricky language of the sentence you will see that changes to biologics that result in new indications, routes, dosing schedules, delivery systems, strengths, etc., are ineligible for another 12- year exclusivity period under the Eshoo approach only if they come about without a modification to the structure of the product.
The fresh-faced, sandy-haired protagonist in comedic children's story The Vicar of Nibbleswicke – written by Roald Dahl and posthumously published in 1991 to benefit Dyslexia Action – suffers the rare, fictional condition of "back-to-front dyslexia", which causes sufferers to say the vital word in a sentence backwards – particularly tricky if the word in question is sip, park or, of course, God.
Since Graph Search is a semantic search engine based on sentences, not keywords, it's tricky and slow to internationalize.
Her sentence showed only that it must be tricky to be a defendant when some ministry or other has decided to make an example of you.
Perhaps he believes that makes it politically tricky for him to start pardoning people who were justly convicted but unjustly sentenced.
But his thoughts on abortion are a little trickier, and the condemnation that followed is yet another example of how hard it is to express a nuanced opinion in the era of the one-sentence soundbite.
