Sentences with word «hyphen»

If the sheer number of hyphens in that sentence had you weak in the knees, don't worry: it's pretty simple stuff.

Using prefixes such post creates a compound adjective, as we discussed before, but in many instances, use of hyphens with prefixes is dying out.

It's becoming more fashionable not to use hyphens for common prefixes like «pre -» or «cyber -», and meld them into one word, e.g. Notorious B.I.G. was the preeminent rapper of the late»90s.

I sent 3 different versions of my writings, the last one with hyphens separating the words, and it still didn't get posted.

This begins to sound like the requirement that theology be theology without hyphens or adjectives, and surely that is an impossibility.

To be safe, I typically add hyphens in any word that said filter might judge «of - fensive».

Every system is different in terms of how hyphens for ISBNs should be entered.

United States Trump warns Russia that missiles «will be coming» to Syria, The Guardian Missing hyphens will make it hard for some people to vote in U.S. election, Reuters

I'm no tech expert, and there may be a perfectly good reason why a mainstream URL is 95 characters long and includes hyphens, ampersands and other relatively obscure symbols.

Open your PDF or source document and find lines that have hyphens at the end.

In full text search, words containing hyphens must also be written as a phrase, for example «TR -01-01».

-- InDesign exports stuff it shouldn't (e.g. discretionary hyphens which trigger quite an important bug in iBooks, useless span tags for tracking...), which demonstrates how much Adobe's approach may be wrong: as a matter of fact you must waste time manually doing what InDesign should do.

ISBN numbers are a series of thirteen numbers separated by hyphens.

(Is there a mis - placed hyphen there?)

Depending on the words, there will be MANY hyphens even in a normal font size.

But, when I deleted it from the device, then redownloaded it (wirelessly), suddenly I see hyphens!

Yep, that's a minus or hyphen key there.

The authorities listed above give more or less the same exceptions to the general rule that most phrasal adjectives need hyphens.

There's no automatic hyphen in the center of Chapter when it gets enlarged either, as appears in the image at the far left, from iBooks, when that font is enlarged.

Most important, Google doesn't appear to appreciate hyphens either.

I eliminated hyphens and whatever else I thought might be the problem but so far nothing seems to work...

The fact is, the majority of people don't type hyphens into search engines.

It was all ACML, Social Security numbers or nine numbers in a row with an optional hyphen in between them, and I was able to get all those removed.

I don't know what the deal is with this update but I've tried a half dozen different ebooks that say enhanced typesetting is enabled and all of them still have awkward spacing between letters, especially with larger font sizes, and there's not a single hyphen to be seen anywhere with any font size.

Sarah Moore tells us when NOT to hire an editor, Jeff Lyons has questions to ask before hiring an editor, Joel Friedlander gives us all we need to know about hyphens, em - dashes, and en - dashes; Anna Davis -LSB-...]

The SCFR convention of sub-numbering rules involves hyphens (e.g. «Rule 3 - 1 (2.1)») in contrast to other jurisdictions which tend to prefer simple section numbers and minimal punctuation marks beyond brackets or decimal points (e.g. Ontario's «Rule 1.04 (1.1)»).

Spaces are not allowed in tags — create compound tags using hyphens rather than spaces (like [visual - studio]-RRB- rather than multiple tags separated by spaces -LRB-[visual][studio]-RRB-.

Sardonic Walt bluffs Dating app sachsen parallel hyphen judiciously?

With consistent critical acclaim under his belt, it has almost become incumbent upon sci - fi screenwriter Alex Garland to take authorship of a production of his own in order to truly earn the all - hallowed hyphen in «writer - director».

Most of the resources I've seen regarding hyphens focus on compounding.

And while a tiny hyphen might not make a big difference, it provides some hefty weight to the argument that eLearning has made the transition from fleeting e-trend to viable and sustainable training method.

Believe it or not, the conscious shift to going hyphen - free in the industry could help you better understand the direction of eLearning in the future — whichever why you spell it.

This poll is an opportunity to strike a blow against useless hyphens and for a style choice that puts the emphasis where it belongs — on B for Book, not E for Electronic.

If the third number after the second hyphen in a client's toll - free number was a six instead of an eight, and if it went to print like that, and showed up in Time magazine, no one reading the ad could call now and order today.

Interestingly, hyphenation is a nightmare as many readers don't support it or will display hyphens in strange ways no matter how you try to program them.

I shudder to think of how many dashes and hyphens met their ends here.

For example, Word's AutoFormat tool can make en -LRB----RRB- and em -LRB----RRB- dashes by replacing consecutive hyphens (like ---RRB- as you type, but they may not be supported by every device (especially, the older Kindles).

This step involves a series of complex scripts that fix things like turning an ugly double hyphen «--» into a proper em dash «--».

To track these down simply search for — in Find and Replace window and replace the multiple hyphens with an em dash — .