Sentences with phrase «descriptive enough»

I can't even find the words descriptive enough.

Make sure your achievements are factual, verifiable and descriptive enough to make your point.

Slick isn't a descriptive enough word.

Keep in mind that text will truncate on Echo Spot particularly, so make sure the primary text on the screen is descriptive enough that the customer is aware of what they are selecting.

If the description is unclear it can call into question whether the activity should be paid; if the description is not descriptive enough, it can call into question the reasonableness of the time being billed for.

Interestingly, Google has no problem rewriting meta descriptions that they feel are irrelevant or not descriptive enough.

I agree with others that simply stating «PSN» is not descriptive enough.

Here are a few great examples of blogs whose names are descriptive enough to sum up what their blog is all about.

Going right along with the mistake above is not being descriptive enough in the writing.

It's great that you believe I achieved the perfect balance between «short and descriptive enough».

Teachers may also use assessments that are already created and available in their districts or schools — provided that the information will be descriptive enough to inform goal setting.

I should call these Disappearing Waffles but that's a no - no in the blogging world because my title wouldn't be descriptive enough.

I look forward to reading these stories, which are descriptive enough that I don't have them memorized like many of her other books.

(Coincidentally, at the International Food Bloggers Conference, we were told to stray away from using these adjectives such as yummy and soft because they're not descriptive enough.

But I didn't think that was quite descriptive enough for this pinterest, SEO life I lead.

With this in mind, the Invent + Patent System ™ can be effectively used to coax users into formulating their ideas in a more tangible way so that the concepts can move from a pure idea into something descriptive enough to be legally viewed as an invention.

Describing these businesses as «billion - dollar companies» is accurate but not descriptive enough.

But Google thought it wasn't descriptive enough of the company's products for small businesses and programmers.

Not exact matches

Both the descriptive terminology and vocabulary - in - use in new social movements count in trying to grasp what is going on, yet they are not enough.

I value my time and health immensely, and there isn't enough time in the day to coach them all, so I decided to give them a more DESCRIPTIVE and PRACTICAL BLUEPRINT.

An effective headline needs to be eye - catching and descriptive, but brief enough to understand at a glance.

While the method by which schools were matched was well - detailed, and inter-school descriptive statistics were presented to help readers determine whether in fact the schools sampled for this study were comparable (although statistics that would also help us determine whether the inter-school differences noted were statistically significant enough to pay attention to), the statistics comparing the teachers in REACH schools versus those not in REACH schools to whom they were compared were completely missing.

SENIOR ROAD TEST EDITOR NATALIE NEFF: As if Infiniti's lineup of cars wasn't already anonymous enough, what with the totally descriptive G and M alphanumerics designating the mid - and full - size cars, the luxury automaker decides to pin even more indecipherable monikers on all models.

There's one rushed paragraph about a deeply sad escape that Robert makes with Antis, but without enough of the descriptive details that are in the rest of the book.

Some of Adiga's descriptive prose is excellent, but this is not really enough to make this a «blazingly savage and brilliant» novel as described on the front cover.

Hornby treats the reader to some marvelously descriptive prose: «Consistency and repetition were beginning to make the lie feel something like the truth, in the way that a path eventually becomes a path, if enough people walk along it» and «Mumbled greetings were formed in his sons» throats and emitted with not quite enough force to reach him; they dropped somewhere on the floor at the end of the bed, left for the cleaners to sweep up» are just two examples.

Pre-selecting a sample period on the basis of high level descriptive statistics (e.g., «not enough decisions in year X») invites an increased risk one or more unidentified confounds will be mixed up in the analysis.