Sentence examples for use a shortened version from inspiring English sources

(One might use your middle initial; another might use a shortened version — Bob for Robert, for instance).

(Explaining the GT's head-scratching designation as a 5 Series, BMW notes that the redesigned 5 Series sedan that arrives next year will use a shortened version of the 7 Series architecture).

He's supported by Justin Taylor, managing director of digital for media planning and buying agency MEC UK. "One of the challenges with 15 second videos on these online platforms is that it can be easy for brands to simply to use a shortened version of their existing TV spot on these," he says.

We also had to use a shortened version of the depression module because of the feasibility of administering a clinical interview via telephone with mothers of young infants.

If you do use Shakespeare, it is recommended to use a shortened version.

If you have to use a shortened version of the word or phrase, be sure to explain it the first time that it is used.

The bridegroom, who uses a shortened version of his family's surname, is a son of Faustina Adu-Amanfoh and Francis Adu-Amanfoh Adu-Amanfohhana.

"At 9 a.m. this morning, Engineer Mohammad Aman head of Kunduz Independent Election Commission was killed by our Mujahedeen in Takharistan area of Kunduz city," the Taliban tweet read, using a shortened version of the victim's name.

ESBAM uses a shortened version of the Mini-Mental State Examination (MMSE) (Folstein et al. 1975) to evaluate cognitive functioning.

Our study used a shortened version of the personal values scale demonstrated by Hartman et al. (2006), which has three sub-constructs: personal-self, ambition, and power.

But she says using a shortened version, Ari, professionally helps when finding work in the reality television industry where most of her colleagues are male, she said.