Sentence examples for wording changes in from inspiring English sources

It has more trouble with other words and grammar, requiring wording changes in about one of every four sentences, doctors say.

Details of the concessions offered to the developing countries today were sketchy, but appeared to include wording changes in existing agreements covering trade subsidies and customs valuation, delegates said.

The Justice Department and Microsoft also agreed to some minor wording changes in the agreement to clarify the company's obligation to ensure that rival software functions properly on Microsoft's Windows operating system.

In fact, they represented the fruits of hyperactive gambling in the Fed's monetary casino — a place where the inside players obtain their chips at no cost from the Fed-controlled money markets, and are warned well in advance, by obscure wording changes in the Fed's policy statements, about any pending shift in the gambling odds.

The American-English pilot version resulted in nominal wording changes in the response categories only.

Minor wording changes in some sentences were made after the pilot study, and the questionnaire was modified to the final version.

"The modest wording change in the G-7 statement was important," said Peter Hooper, chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities.

The final vote effected a wording change in a resolution forbidding constitutional amendments that empowered Congress to interfere with property rights.

2) The requested wording change in the abstract has been implemented.

Mr. White seems more formal and circumspect, given certain word changes in this fourth edition.

Over the next months, the stakes will record the rise and fall of the ice — in other words, changes in the glacier's total mass.