Sentence examples for wording used from inspiring English sources

It has been drawn to our attention that the wording used in the first sentence after equation (1) is ambiguous.

It's a shame that coverage of Paul Watson's Malcolm and Barbara was focused on the wording used to describe death from Alzheimer's.

Women's rights campaigners argue that the wording used when talking about family can reinforce gender roles and stereotypes: women as wives, mothers and homemakers.

Here are four top tips: The wording used on job adverts can help reduce the number of unsuitable applicants, says Simon Meredith, managing director of Freight First.

"By getting this verdict, many Sami individuals will feel strengthened after hearing the harsh wording used in the court," she said.

Arlington County attorney Stephen MacIsaac disagreed, saying the language in the incentive agreement is standard, simply a variation on wording used for years.

The wording used to describe the various privacy options must be considered very carefully so that most people will choose not to exercise these options.

Overall, the surveys found that 63percentt of Americans were aware of the Opt Out movement, but awareness and support varied with the wording used to describe it.

Professor Schwarcz found that the wording used in homeowner insurance policies can vary widely among insurers, despite the common belief that such contracts are uniform throughout the industry.

This is the wording used by the FAA in a newly-released 17-page document that clarifies the attitude towards the growing tide of small drones.

At a preliminary hearing last month to decide the meaning of the article, Mr Justice Eady ruled that the wording used by Singh implied that the BCA was being consciously dishonest.