Sentence examples for wording and to from inspiring English sources

UPDATE: I have corrected the paragraph about the Labour amendment to included more detail about its precise wording, and to remove a line saying the government is likely to accept it.

Rather than rephrasing or attempting to analyze the results of the survey at this stage, this article presents them simply as a record of individuals' reactions on being introduced to L&D as "new" or "alternative" wording, and to provide a stimulus for future discussions.

The dial and hands remain original, though the dial was heavily modified for color, to add the words "Label Noir" under the original Rolex wording, and to cut a window at 6 o'clock to allow a view of the 60-second tourbillon.

A pilot test of the questionnaire was carried out in November 2011 in order to revise contents and wording, and to estimate the completion time.

Third, the 10 items were then reviewed by researchers from different disciplines (nursing, sociology, psychology, health economics), many of whom trained in developing survey questions to improve the wording and to ensure face validity.

Patient and staff versions of instrument drafts were then subjected to a total of 17 focus groups (9 with 33 patients altogether, and 8 with 31 key workers altogether) at all study sites in order to test alternative wording and to check understandability, interpretation, feasibility, and cultural relevance of the translations (ISPOR 7).

Monnin's post was strongly worded and to the point.

Participants were required to read aloud words and to name pictures in a long-lag design.

Ahlam was terrified, and began to stumble over her words and to cry.

They worked methodically, stopping to exchange words and to accept flowers from anyone who proffered them.

These are fighting words, and to some of Mr. Robin's readers they serve a useful purpose.