Sentence examples for use informally from inspiring English sources

These factors have been suggested and have been in use informally by data custodians to inform their disclosure decisions for at least the last decade and a half [ 46, 66], and they cover three dimensions [ 67], as follows.

Practitioners often use informally their knowledge about the software under test in order to combine testing techniques for maximizing the number of detected faults.

Which word can we use informally to mean 'very bad'?

What pan? It's an expression we use informally to say something disastrous has happened.

Many contemporary Externalists and Emergentists who reject the competence/performance distinction still use informally gathered acceptability judgments in linguistic theorizing, though perhaps not in theory testing.

"The portal-based poll is something we use informally to get anecdotal feedback from the employee population," says Hunt. "It's not representative".

Today the term protozoan is used informally in reference to nonfilamentous heterotrophic protists.

The unofficial moniker "Darwin's" Storm-Petrel has been used informally for these birds.

The term was used informally at first, but in 1950, the federation began designating grandmasters based on set criteria.

Correction: December 28 , 2003 Sunday A headline on Dec. 7 about the wedding of Jennifer Guang Chu Zhou misstated the name used informally by the bridegroom, Guang Ien Cheng.

It has historical significance as it has been used informally for decades to refer to the fairly continuous landscape and culture that runs from Arlington to Alexandria.