Sentence examples for using the wording suggested from inspiring English sources

We then evaluated agreement of rankings using the wording suggested by Landis & Koch [ 43].

Thus, the 2008 Surviving Sepsis Campaign Guidelines [ 8] downgraded the recommendation for rhAPC therapy, using the word "suggest" rather than "recommend".

What makes me mention this is that most of the results are presented in a very direct way with respect to the wording by providing inference as fact or by using the word indicate or determine instead of using the word suggest.

That is the widely accepted definition of a voucher, yet Mr. Bush declines to use the word, suggesting that he considers it loaded with bad connotations.

The second is that the reviewer is upset that we used the word "suggests" in writing about the Gram negative origin of mitochondria, and writes that we seem to be "put[ting] this into question".

Banning gay people from using the word "marriage" suggests they are less worthy.

But using the word "censored" suggests that the increasingly combative company is trying to draw attention to its fight with state attorneys general over sex ads and to issues of free speech on the Internet.

"I think it'll blow up," says Tusk, and he isn't using the word to suggest explosive growth, either.

If I end up using the word you suggest, be assured, I will generously acknowledge you in my acceptance speech.

The Times also noted, "He is not using the word obesity, or suggesting that people should drink less soda".

But next thing, Bill, by using the word "price," you suggest that there is a cost to pay.