Sentence examples for use the phrasing of from inspiring English sources

You will want to pay particular attention to the sampling methods use, the phrasing of questions, and if the data is about outcomes (like rates of mental health issues, substance use, abuse), whether a comparison group was part of the research.

AS most everyone knows by now, the Constitution is not a suicide pact -- to use the phrase of the moment.

A "dialogue of civilizations"—to use the phrase of Jamal M. Ibrahim, Sudanese ambassador in London is under way.

Maybe it will be El Duque who will, to use the phrase of Manager Joe Torre, "take the bull by the horns".

To use the phrase of one early 19th-century carnivore, apparently innocent vegetarian foods "are ushered into the world on the spoils of the slain".

Blackmail is a "wonderfully curious offense," to use the phrase of Paul H. Robinson, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School and his coauthors in a recent paper.

In many cases, early success can be down to luck; investors can be "fooled by randomness" to use the phrase of Nassim Taleb, an author.

And yet you could never be quite certain, which is what made the bill "a leap in the dark", to use the phrase of the frankly terrified Tory prime minister, Lord Derby.

The GOP politicians can be, to use the phrase of Lewis Carroll, author of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, "entirely bonkers" on the birth control issue.

We can use the phrase "mediatisation of politics" to describe the larger phenomenon of celebrities taking political office.

Perhaps they could use the phrase 'population of attributed patients' when discussing the health of their ACO patients.