Sentence examples for wording by from inspiring English sources

But the very idea that the BBC might lose its independence because of inexact wording by a single reporter during a live broadcast lasting two and a half minutes at 6.07am - it's just silly.

Nariman quoted Macaulay, who had explained the deliberate ambiguity of the wording by insisting that he was "unwilling to insert, either in the text or in the notes, anything which could give rise to public discussion on this revolting subject".

Sumner tried to promote his own more expansive wording by circumventing the Trumbull-controlled Judiciary Committee, but failed.

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.

Reviewer 1 I would change the wording by: "what is the evolutionary process that gives rise to the complex way of multiplication " Authors' response: Accepted Reviewer 1 Still in this paragraph, it is not true that each asexual transmits its entire gene to the offspring's, see above.

Simple word-by-word translation leads to absurdities.

Q.24 I translate word-by-word.

It reviews documents page-by-page, word-by-word.

All FGDs were audio-recorded and transcribed word-by-word.

A secretary then transcribed the recorded sessions into a written, word-by-word format.

Avoid reading word-by-word.