Sentences with phrase «generic language»

Given the vague, generic language used within the game description, it seems most likely that this is a standard Call of Duty game description that has been added.

Create letter templates for different donor groups and replace your vague, generic language with something clear, conversational, and specific.

And with such generic language, it becomes somehow less special.

DO NOT use LinkedIn's generic language in invitations to connect.

My first recommendation is to skip generic language that often includes rich adjectives.

First, I became aware of generic language.

«Generic language tells children about animals in general, not just about one animal.

Combining the now generic languages of abstract painting, Argentinean painter, Fabian Marcaccio constructs a bricolage of diverse cultural and historical approaches.

Or are the issues of consent (given and withdrawn, presumed for or against in the circumstances etc) and intention either specific enough to need legislation on their own, or too hard to cover by specific legislation (so they are better caught by more generic language)?

Confidential data produced in a lawsuit is often subject to a protective order that contains generic language that the data will be kept confidential.

To achieve this, avoid common, generic language like «worked» or «responsible for,» in favor for more engaging verbs such as «oversaw» and «performed.»

Read it on your recess breaks at your working job place where you work (generic language used to appeal to broad reader base).

There's nothing more unattractive to a recruiter than generic language in a resume.

I like how both of those one's taste, but I hate that generic language on the back that reads «modified milk ingredients» What the heck is up with that?

Dating profiles with vague lists and generic language are just plain lazy.

Don't rely on generic language.

Don't use generic language.

Skip the generic language where you describe yourself as a «Seasoned Professional» or someone with a «strong track record of success,» and replace it with details unique to you.

Most importantly, don't use generic language and make every word count.

For example, other cover letters have generic language that does not address the hiring manager directly or even discuss the company specifically.

Skip the generic language where you describe yourself as a someone with a «strong track record of success,» and replace it with details unique to you.

Vague, generic language in your summary: Avoid any statement that fails to address a specific area of knowledge and expertise or that focuses on what you want and not how you can add value to the company, for example, «Looking for a successful company where I can apply my exceptional skills.»