Sentence examples for using a different acronym from inspiring English sources
"Al-Qaida core and Isil pursue similar strategic goals, albeit with tactical differences regarding sequencing and substantive differences about personal leadership," the UN writes, using a different acronym for Isis.
The newest manifestation of Nimby, or not in my backyard, requires a different acronym: not in my viewshed.
The suggestion for a different acronym is a good one but we would prefer to stick with the original one (which has a meaning in Japanese – a sumi is a stick of ink used by painters – that is somewhat appropriate).
"T.I.A., man," he said, shrugging his shoulders and using a favorite acronym: "This is Angola".
FRCM has been reported in the technical literature using different acronyms (Ombres 2011) and often compared to FRP strengthening (Papanicolaou et al. 2008).
So LRB – that WTAF moment when everyone's using a totally new acronym?
Five militants "opened fire from a Daesh-controlled Syrian border region," Anadolu reported, using an Arab acronym for Islamic State.
Different model encoders will routinely use different acronyms to represent a given entity, resulting in proliferation of acronyms for the same biological component.
"The ISIS phenomena is something very different, it's grass roots," said Katz, using an acronym for the group.
The BBC News website uses the same translation, but a different acronym.
