Sentences with phrase «complicated language»

If you use complicated language it will be hard to engage the readers and you are likely to be viewed as less intelligent.

Using too much of your fields jargon, acronyms, or complicated language in general can make your writing unapproachable.

«I start by sharing very basic information on a topic in rather simplistic language, and then I let them experience it on their own to learn more... I introduce more complicated language as they navigate through the learning process.»

This mission statement is not weighed down with complicated language, buzzwords or ambiguous content.

At first, I realized that I too had fallen into the habits I despised, using very complicated language to impress and engage my audience.

Complicated language structures may be appropriate if the purpose of the test is to measure the ability to read challenging material.

Lawyers who use complicated language unknowingly distance themselves from potential clients.

Scientists also use complicated language to explain simple.

Interestingly, we see that Trump uses slightly more complicated language; but, this result is bound to be driven by the fact that — in contrast to Clinton's speech transcripts — the transcripts provided by the Trump campaign are not as - delivered, but rather as - prepared.

Using the «gut and amend» process, Tillman shoved the complicated language into a House bill that was previously about school playgrounds a week and a half before the close of session.

The shadow of shame and genuine bewilderment is cast over these men's interactions as they figure out the complicated language of women and family.

Much like learning a difficult musical instrument or a complicated language, there will be days that are better than others.

The team is excited about what has been discovered so far, and are continuing to study the complicated language of elephants.

Canadians are increasingly unable to afford a lawyer to help navigate the complicated language and procedures of our legal system.

While we've addressed many common questions in specific posts, we'd like to delve into a few parts of a Louisiana policy to help you understand some of the things that are written in complicated language, but really are quite straightforward concepts.

I know that personally, I once thought that formal and complicated language was the way to go on a resume.

Children to not feel overwhelmed by adults using too many words or complicated language or asking difficult questions such as «How are you feeling?»